Harmony History History of Harmony School Back to About Harmony Harmony School was founded in 1974 as a secondary school with four students. In 1977, the elementary school was added with 22 students. Since then, Harmony School has served hundreds of young people. Five of the original staff people are still with the school. Harmony is made up of early childhood, elementary, middle, and high school programs.
Harmony strives to give the students a sense of personal control over their lives.
Elm Heights School building to Harmony School for ten dollars. The renovation of this historic building, located one block from Indiana University, allowed Harmony to house its entire program under one roof for the first time in its history. Currently, Harmony's 16 full-time faculty serve 180 students aged 3 to 18. Direct Services to Youth-Includes Harmony School, Rhino's All Ages Music Club and Teen Center, Harmony Summer Day Camp. The Office of Outreach-Coordinates the efforts of the Outreach Team who collaborate with educators in schools across Indiana, and works for change in Indiana public schools.