PLA@93
an A-Rated School Offering Grades K-6
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Black History Month Campaign Kick Off
This year, PLA's Black History Month theme is WE WILL RISE. This month and always we encourage scholars to rise above civil, political, economical, social, health and cultural barriers that they may face throughout their lives-- while also encouraging them to know who they are.
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Celebrating Our Campus Community: Share Your Story, Let Your Voice Be Heard!
Share Your Story and Get Featured!
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ATTENTION! PLA@93 Remote Learning - Wednesday, January 25th
Scholars will be engaging in remote learning today due to inclement weather.
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This Week at PLA@93: January 17th Family News
Scholars have settled back into a groove after our short week last week.
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This Week at PLA@93: January 9th Family News
We are all so excited to welcome our scholars back to school after winter break.
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Save the Date: PLA@93 Half Day for Scholars
Mark your calendars PLA@93 Families! Wednesday, January 11th is a half-day for scholars. Scholars will be dismissed at 11:20am noon. Please plan accordingly.
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With FREE food boxes from Cafe Pull Up Pantry, Feed Your Loved Ones without Worry
Free Food Boxes with CAFE Pull Up Pantry!
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Celebrate Pastries with Parents at PLA@93!
Pastries with Parents is Wednesday, January 18th at 7:00am.
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Mark Your Calendars! MLK Day Will Be Observed on January 16th!
Martin Luther King Jr. Day is Monday, January 16. Let's remember his commitment to life, liberty, and equality for all.
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This Week at PLA@93: December 19th Family News
We hope you enjoy your winter break and make some awesome memories!
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This Week at PLA@93: December 12th Family News
Friday, December 16th is early release! Scholars will be dismissed at 11:20am.
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Save the Date: PLA@93 Half Day for Scholars
Mark your calendars PLA@93 Families! Friday, December 16th is a half-day for scholars. Please plan accordingly.
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PLA @103 is an Innovation Network School. Innovation Network Schools are public schools enabled by Indiana state laws that allow school districts to convert, open new, or restart existing schools as new, autonomous schools with their own nonprofit boards. These schools combine the freedoms and flexibilities of successful autonomous schools with the financial support and services of a district school. Students and families can benefit from a more nimble education environment and school leadership can have the autonomy to make decisions that meet the unique needs of their community.
