Elementary, middle, intermediate. School districts have variety of models for K-8 grades.

Caroline Beck, Indianapolis Star
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Central Indiana school districts decide to divide grades among their buildings in a variety of different configurations.

Most school districts split their middle school or intermediate grades in some way from their elementary grades, but when they do that can vary.

Here is a look at some of the different grade configurations in Central Indiana schools.

MSD Washington Township

  • PreK Early Childhood Center

  • K-5 Elementary Schools

  • 6-8 Middle Schools

  • 9-12 High School

MSD Warren Township

  • PreK Early Childhood Center

  • K-4 Elementary Schools

  • 5-8 Intermediate and Middle schools

  • 9-12 High School

Speedway Schools

  • K-6 Elementary Schools

  • 7-8 Junior High School

  • 9-12 High School

Franklin Township

  • K-3 Elementary Schools

  • 4-6 Intermediate Schools

  • 7-8 Junior High School

  • 9-12 High School

Zionsville Community Schools

  • PreK-4 Elementary Schools

  • 5-8 Middle Schools

  • 9-12 High School

Carmel Clay Schools

  • PreK-5 Elementary Schools (some just K-5)

  • 6-8 Middle Schools

  • 9-12 High School

Avon Community Schools

  • K-4 Elementary Schools

  • 5-6 Intermediate Schools

  • 7-8 Middle Schools

  • 9-12 High School

Contact IndyStar reporter Caroline Beck at 317-618-5807 or CBeck@gannett.com. Follow her on Twitter (X): @CarolineB_Indy.

This article originally appeared on Indianapolis Star: Here's how Central Indiana schools divide their grade levels