Traders Point to Break Ground on New School Building

Traders Point Christian Schools announced plans to build a new junior high. (photo provided)

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Officials from Traders Point Christian Schools in Whitestown will be joined by Governor Eric Holcomb Friday as the school holds a groundbreaking ceremony for its new $1.5 million junior high school.

The school says the 14,000-square-foot facility will connect to the current high school.

When the project was first announced in January, the school said the new building is one part of an initiative to increase rigor and expand opportunities for student achievement called The Scholar Project.

TPCS has implemented a curriculum from Project Lead the Way in grades Pre-K-12 which emphasizes STEM courses.

The school said Indianapolis-based Republic Airways LIFT Academy will make a special announcement as part of the ceremony.