The 100 judges for the national awards are chosen to represent outstanding educators, school board members, parents, university staff members, state and local government officials, education journalists, business representatives, and the general public. John Roeder, principal. Students are served by a teaching staff that blends technology applications and curriculum by using a school-wide computer network, two computer labs, and many special programs. Programs include the Buddy System, which provides each fourth and fifth grade student with a computer, modem, and printer to use at home. Don Setterlof, principal.
Parental support creates a true partnership between home and school.
Robert D. Harvey, principal. Stony Creek has achieved Indiana Four-Star School status for three consecutive years. The recognition that the school provides a sound, complete education for all students creates a bond among staff members. Positive factors are accentuated in assisting the staff to focus on the challenging and ever-changing needs of our students. Within this stimulating climate, supportive parents and encouraging staff members combine to provide Stony Creek Elementary School students with an excellent opportunity for success.