Indiana Academy for Science, Mathematics, and Humanities

We are hiring new Student Life Counselors for the 2026-2027 school year! We will accept applications until the positions are filled. Please note that this is a 10-month, live-in position.
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Student Life Counselor Position Title: Student Life Counselor Compensation: $33,000 - $34,000 Department: Indiana Academy_F About this opportunity: The Indiana Academy welcomes applications for (2) Student Life Counselors. Student Life Counselors at the Indiana Academy do far more than manage a building—they serve as pi...

During May Term, 11 students, Dr. Sarah Bertekap, and Ms. Jessica Edrington traveled to Meissen, Germany to study at Sankt Afra. Their project was centered around developing an alumni mentor program including a website featuring alumni information so that students can reach out with questions and connect to those with similar interests.

We see a few familiar faces!
Congratulations Neela, Henry, and Finn!

The Community Foundation of Muncie and Delaware County awarded
$281,400 to 68 Delaware County high school graduates and current college students
during the 2026 scholarship season. Scholarships range from one-time $500 awards
to four-year awards supporting persistence toward degree attainment.

Read more about this year's scholars: http://cfmdin.org/news/2026-scholars

✅ Admitted Students: So much to do over summer, but there's still time! What else are you adding to your checklist?

Congratulations to Adree Payton, Class of 2026, for signing with Earlham College for track! Adree will attend Earlham in the fall.

Congratulations, Vivana and Brooklyn!

Meet the staff - baby photo edition 🍼

Dr. Tom Arnold's May Term class, "The British are Coming!", learned about the historical circumstances of the battles of the American Revolution while crafting a tabletop game. This project was funded by a Community Foundation Bell Grant.

Dr. Godfrey Walwema's May Term class, Digital Electronics, received hands-on experience by learning to construct electronic units for different detectors, investigate relationships between frequencies, and study electrical signals using a Cathode Ray Oscilloscope.

Now introducing the Class of 2026! 🎓