Bulldog Bulletin - "TAKE CARE OF YOURSELF, TAKE CARE OF EACH OTHER, TAKE CARE OF THIS PLACE" - Thomas Gregg Neighborhood School
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Bulldog Bulletin
TGNS FAMILY NEWSLETTER SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER 2021
"TAKE CARE OF YOURSELF, TAKE CARE
OF EACH OTHER, TAKE CARE OF THIS
PLACE"
A NOTE FROM MR. PIPPIN, EXECUTIVE
DIRECTOR
Dear Families,
Just like that, the first quarter of the school year has concluded!
We have really enjoyed having all students in person and know
the quality of learning experiences is much better this way!
I am looking forward to our first PIT Day of the year on October 7,
2021. I encourage you to schedule your conference with your
child's teacher. This is a great opportunity for you to connect with your child's teacher about
their progress and review their report cards.
Wishing each of you a happy and healthy fall season!
Best,
Mr. Pippin
2021-2022 SCHOOL YEAR
CALENDAR
Please make note of TGNS school year calendar, August 2, 2021-
May 2022. The calendar for the 2021-2022 school year can be
found here or by clicking the calendar icon.
SEPTEMBER THEME
OCTOBER THEME
SEPTEMBER OCTOBER NOVEMBER
Thursday, September 27 Friday, October 1: Thursday, November 4
Day 6 Food Group
School Custodian
Thursday, September 30 Appreciation Day Friday, November 5
Mobile Dentist 6th Grade Balloon Release Day 6
Picture Day! for Bullying Prevention
Month Wednesday, November 10
Parent Cafe
Thursday, October 5
Day 12 Saturday, November 13
World Kindness Day
Thursday, October 7
Food Group Monday, November 15
PIT Day #1 - E-LEARNING Day 12
DAY FOR STUDENTS
Thursday, November 18
Friday, October 8 Food Group
Professional
Development Day - E- Thursday, November 18
LEARNING DAY FOR Picture Day Retakes
STUDENTS
Tuesday, November 23
October 11-15 Day 6
Fall Break - NO SCHOOL
November 24 -26
Saturday, October 16 Thanksgiving Break
Men's Tour Event
Monday, October 18
National Boss’s Day
October 18-22
Spirit Week
Wednesday, October 20
Day 6
Unity Day
Thursday, October 21
Food Group
Wednesday, October 27
Parent Café
Daystar Kindergarten Fair
Thursday, October 28
Day 12
Friday, October 29
Classroom Halloween
Celebrations
TGNS PICTURE DAY IS THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER
30!
Purchase forms will be sent home with students in their backpacks.
TGNS FALL CLASSROOM CELEBRATIONS
Each TGNS Classroom will have their own Fall Party on Friday, October 29! We are asking
parents to donate the following to their child's classroom if you are able:
Store-bought BAGGED candy
Store-bought Treats (cookies, cupcakes, etc.) - Please no homemade!
Non-Food Treats (pencils, stickers, toys, etc.)
Store-bought INDIVIDUAL drinks (juice boxes) - No Soda
COSTUMES: We are allowing all students to wear costumes to school on Friday, October 29.
Please follow the guidelines below:
No Weapons of any kind (swords, knives, guns, etc.)
Students must come dressed in their costume, we will not allow anyone to change.
SCHOOL HOURS (7:05AM
-2:30PM)
We need your student at school every day and on time.
Our doors open at 7:05 and students need to be here by 7:30.
This gives students 25 minutes to eat breakfast and settle in.
Academics start first thing in the morning; if students are late
at all, they are missing important information.
Student Dismissal and Pick Up
School is dismissed at 2:30pm.
Students must be picked up by 3:00pm.
School police will be contacted if students are not picked
up.
COVID-19 SAFETY PROTOCOLS
REMINDER! ALL students, staff, and visitors will be required to
wear a mask at all times. PLEASE send your child to school with
a mask every day. We have limited supplies of replacement
masks.
Click the picture to review our full list of protocols.
2021-2022 STUDENT
HANDBOOK
Please take time to review our new Student Handbook.
Physical copies can be picked up in the school's front office.
SCHOOL DRESS CODE REMINDER
Please be advised school uniforms are required as part of the
dress code. If you are uncertain of this dress code, please click
the Dress Code picture to review the entire policy.
ATTENDANCE MATTERS
Absences can affect the whole classroom if the teacher has to slow down learning to help
children catch up. Attending school regularly helps children feel better about school—and
themselves. Start building this habit in grade school so they learn right away that going to
school on time, every day is important. Good attendance will help children do well in high
school, college, and at work.WHAT'S FOR LUNCH?
Curious what is available each day for your child for breakfast
and lunch? Click the image to review the IPS Food Service
menus.
As always, breakfast and lunch are free for all students. This
year we are excited to announce a daily vegetarian/vegan
option for lunch.
SCHOOL MESSENGER
Parents/Guardians can take advantage of the text messaging
service to receive important school-based and district news. It is
really simple to just follow three easy steps:
Text 67587
Send Text
Reply Yes or Y to receive messages
You can also opt-out of these messages at any time by simply replying "Stop" to any of the
messages.What is the Bulldogs of the Month program?
Every month each teacher will select one student from their class
to be the BULLDOG of the Month! The teacher will decide what
student has shown positive behavior, academic effort, and good
attendance. Those students are acknowledged for their
achievement and exemplifying the TGNS Core Values. See below
for our September 2021 Bulldogs of the Month:
Developmental PK
Moore – Kyra Nixon
Kindergarten
Matterson – Liam Vallecio
Waugh – Amar Morris
Bussberg – Marlei Kelley
First Grade
Perkins – Ailyn Nava
Schlegel – Emely Lara Rodriguez
Sheldon – Rayne Peoples
B. Johnson – Odyssey Muir
Second Grade
Beaman – Carolina Ramirez
Fields – Franklin Ortega-Ortiz
Carlstrom – Maria Casiano Quezada
Monts – Daisy Martinez Leyva
Third Grade
McKiernan-Allen – Samantha Hernandez Avila
Farmer – Amalia Ramirez Orozco
Adams – Jessie Peterson
Hedge – Khayden HarrisFourth Grade
McMickle – Demerius Frierson
Diaz – Sa'Nia Thomas
Hanley – Grevil Hernandez Ramos
Frazier – Osiris De Leon Garcia
Fifth Grade
Pauley – Maryori Cardona
Markiewicz – Serefinah Corney
Waterman – Berenice Rebollo-Estrada
Heminger-Ferguson – Chris Zambrano-Jimenez
Sixth Grade
Jones – David Garcia
Trebing – Adriana Lopez
T. Wagner – Arkeelah Washington
Life Skills
L. Wagner – Edinson Cardona Baltazar
Crockett – Nitsa Lopez-SantosINTERMEDIATE LIFE SKILLS TEACHER:
MS. CROCKETT
This school year marks Camille Crockett’s 2nd year teaching at Thomas Gregg. She shares it
is her first teaching position since graduating from college. Ms. Crockett was understandably
nervous starting her teaching career amidst the height of a global pandemic. She adds, “it was
an interesting experience, to say the least. My colleagues were very supportive, and I had (and
still have) a fantastic teaching partner”! Camille has learned many things while teaching at
TGNS at which she believes can’t be learned anywhere else. It is an exciting opportunity to
help students grow into what they want to be. For this reason, she is eager for her journey of
teaching and what the future holds for students.
Ms. Crockett shares her favorite part about working at TGNS?
“My favorite part about working at TGNS is the students that come into my room and their
eagerness to learn. I also have a very supportive teaching partner who has helped me become
the best teacher for myself and my students. I am very grateful for all the support that I have
received from my colleagues. I would not have wanted to start my first year of teaching at any
other school”.
Most rewarding thing about being an educator or working in a school setting?
“I believe that the most rewarding thing about being an educator is watching your students
create goals for themselves, work hard for those goals, and seeing them achieve their goals.
This year, my students have been talking about what their own, personal, daily goal is. After
stating their goal, they think about what steps they need to take in order to achieve it. This is
something that we are going to continue working on this year. I am excited to continue to
watch them grow”.Ms. Crockett shares her favorite success story. “My favorite success story so far was being able to build meaningful relationships with my students virtually so that when I finally got to meet them in person, we already had a relationship and bond! I was nervous starting out virtual because I feared it would make it difficult to build a relationship with my students and that it would make it hard for them to come into my room and want to learn from me, but it turned out to be the opposite! I was very lucky to have the amazing students that I have now who love learning and were very open to their new teacher!” Educational Background: Camille graduated from IUPUI in 2020 with a Bachelor’s in Elementary Education and a special concentration in Special Education - Mild Intervention. She is currently pursuing her Master’s in Special Education and working towards her certificate in Intense Intervention. Fun Fact: Ms. Crockett was born and raised in Tennessee until the age of 8 years old. She played the cello for four years and played in a youth philharmonic orchestra for a few months. Camille originally went to college for pre-med and was concentrating on genetics but found out that she felt the most joy working with and teaching children. “I decided to switch majors during my second year of college. I continue to have a strong interest in science and the medical field but decided to follow my passion for working with children”. Hobbies/ Interest: In her free time, Ms. Crockett enjoys watching anime and playing video games. She loves being on the lake and enjoying camping with family. Besides she likes to hike, ride jet skis, and really just do anything that has to do with nature and being outdoors. “If I could go on vacation anywhere, I would choose to go camping in the mountains or to a different country, like Ireland! I enjoy learning new things and find that I am continuing to learn from my students every day”.
SPECIAL EDUCATION PRIMARY LIFE
SKILLS TEACHER: LAUREN WAGNER (MS.
W)
The 2021-2022 school year will be the 10th year of teaching for Lauren Wagner. Ms. Wagner
has spent all 10 wonderful years at Thomas Gregg in which she has been teaching before
TGNS became an innovation school. The staying power is accredited to her love for the
school/community. Ms. W. adds, “I have not been able to even think about going anywhere
else!”
Ms. Wagner shares her favorite part about working at TGNS?
“I love my Life Skills team; my partner in crime teacher Camille Crockett is the greatest team
member I could ask for! The community environment of the building is very encouraging and
inspiring. I really enjoy being involved with the neighborhood and community outside of the
school building as well; it's important for students to have a "whole village" approach to
learning. I like how everyone is involved in and committed to the learning and overall well-
being of our students”.
Most rewarding thing about being an educator or working in a school setting?
“This is a hard question to answer because I don't think I can narrow it down to just one thing.
I love being able to work with students and watch them make huge steps of progress over
years with them in my classroom. Nothing makes my heart more happy than when I see my
students practicing what I have been teaching them! I also love to see my students included
with their friends and being filled with joy”!
Ms. Wagner shares her favorite success story.
“My favorite success stories are always with my students who start in my room as
Kindergarteners, sometimes not able to fully communicate, and by the time they leave my
room in 3rd grade, they are able to use a communication device or communicate verbally! I
also similarly love when students have physical limitations that they are able to work on and
learn to improve or overcome. I had a student who started with me by using a wheelchair to
get around, and by the time they moved onto the next classroom, they were walking
independently”!
Educational Background:
Ms. W. holds a Bachelor's Degree in Special Education from Purdue University and a Master's
Degree in Special Education from Ball State University.
Fun Fact: In high Ms. Wagner was in an all girl's show choir and played the smallest bass drum
on the marching band drumline.
Hobbies/Favorite Food: Hobbies include any sort of crafting/artsy activity (crochet, cross-
stitch, watercolor, tie-dye, sewing) and CrossFit. You can always find her at the gym afterschool! Favorite foods are wood-fired pizza, Mexican cuisine, and sweets. “I have been to
Nicaragua 3 times but not necessarily for vacation; my goal is to hike around Yellowstone this
year”!
MS. PAULEY’S 5TH GRADE
Ms. Pauley’s 5th grade class engaged in outdoor learning during Day 6. The topic: "What is
Science?" Students learned about science as a process having the opportunity to observe the
natural world around them. They were asked to make claims and support their claims with
evidence. Student's really enjoyed the day and learned so much about using their 5 senses to
observe!
THANK YOU TGNS STAFFCompliments of the Admin team, Thomas Gregg staff enjoyed a special surprise. To show appreciation for all their hard work, a sweet bar was provided filled with all the favorite goodies. Thank you TGNS staff for going above and beyond to ensure students and families have the best learning environment!
Thanksgiving and Christmas holidays are right around the corner! If you anticipate your family will need financial assistance during the holiday season, please reach out to our Student Services staff as soon as possible by calling the school at 317-226- 4215 or contacting the individuals below directly: Sheila Mays, Social Worker - sheila@thomasgregg.org DJ Graham, Community School Coordinator - dgraham@jbncenters.org Alvaro Borrero, Family Navigator - aborrero@jbncenters.org We cannot guarantee assistance, but will do our best to connect your family to available resources.
COVID-19 RESOURCES FOR INDIANA
HOUSEHOLDS
IndyAMP COVID-19 Refinance Program: Apply at https://www.indyamp.org/. For more
information please click here, call 317.932.3777, or email info@indyamp.org
Coronavirus Eviction & Foreclosure Prevention Guide: https://www.in.gov/ihcda/4464.htm
Rental Assistance outside of Marion County: Indiana Emergency Rental Assistance (IERA)
program at www.indianahousingnow.org (materials in English and Spanish)
IndyRent Assistance (within Marion County): https://indyrent.org/
Sign up to get your COVID vaccination if you are 12+ years old:
https://vaccine.coronavirus.in.gov/en-US/
THOMAS GREGG FOOD GROUP PROGRAM
NEED FOOD ASSISTANCE?If you would like to sign up for the Food Group Program you will be required to be present
from 12:30pm -2:00pm to help set up, unload, sort, and distribute groceries. Currently, we have
several slots available. Please read the above flyer for parent expectations of the program.
Time: 12:30pm-2:00pm
Date: Every 1st and 3rd Thursday of the month
Location: Thomas Gregg Gymnasium
Upcoming Dates:
10/7/21
10/21/21
11/4/21
11/18/21
12/2/21
12/16/21
If interested contact :
Mr. DJ: 317-624-2781
dgraham@jbncenters.org
Mr. Alvaro: 317-762-3924
aborrero@jbncenters orgFOOD URBAN COMMUNITY
RESOURCES IN LEAGUE COMPASS
THE DRIVE-THRU Community Compass connects
Indianapolis residents to
COMMUNITY FOOD GIVE - critical food resources and
John Boner Center AWAY nutrition assistance. The
Food Distribution (Every Community Compass contains
Date: Every Tuesday
Monday -Friday ) a finder for such resources as
Time: 10:00am
Time: 1:00-3:00pm food pantries, Supplement
Address:777 Indiana Ave.
Address:2236 E. 10th Nutrition Assistance Program
Location: Indpls Urban
Street (SNAP) and Women, Infants,
League
Location: Door#2 and Children (WIC) retailers and
clinics, hot meal sites, farmers’
*No ID required. For more
Westminster markets, and other food related
information call 317-693-7603
Food Distribution events, and more.
Time: Every Mon/Thurs.
9:00am-12:00pm
Every 2nd & 4th Saturday
(Feb.13,27,Mar.13,27)
Senior Day: Every 3rd Wed
9::00am-12:00pm
(Feb,17,March 27)
Address:2325 E. New York
Street
Service boundaries are as
follows:
North: 10th Street
South: Southeastern Blvd
East: Rural Street
West: Pine Street/I-65/I-70
Note: Those who live outside
this area will be served once
and redirected to other pantries
closer to your place of
residence.
Brookside School #54Food Pantry open to the
public
Date: Scheduled for 2nd
Wednesday of every
month
Time: 4:00pm-6:00pm
Address: 3150 E. 10th
Street
Indianapolis First Free
Methodist Church
Food Pantry open to the
public
Address: 1215 Tecumseh
St Indianapolis, IN 46201
Hours: 10:00 – 11:30 am
(Please note these hours have
changed due to the COVID-19
pandemic). This pantry is
typically open Mondays 10:00
am – 1:30 pm, but has changed
these hours until further
notice).
Linwood Christian Church
Address: 4424 E Michigan
St
Hours: Wednesdays 10
am – 12 pm
Phone: 317-357-8771
Requirements: Must show
proof of address. Must
live in the following
boundaries: North: E. 21st
St, South: E. Washington
St, East: N. Emerson Ave,
and West: N. Rural
Shepherd Community Center
Address: 4107 E
Washington St
Phone: 317-375-0203
Crossroads AME Church (just
added September)
Time: Every Saturday from
11:30am -1:30pm
Address: 4602 N. College
Phone: 317-515-6414MARION COUNTY ENERGY ASSISTANCE
PROGRAM
About the Program
The Marion County Low Income Housing Energy Assistance Program (EAP) provides financial
assistance to low-income households to maintain utility services during the winter heating
season. This 2021-2022 program will include assistance with electric, heating, and water
(when funding is available).
The John Boner Neighborhood Center and many community organizations within Marion
County are collaborating to deliver the 2021-2022 Marion County Energy Assistance Program.
Beginning October 1, TGNS families that would like to apply for energy assistance can receive
help with their application directly at TGNS through our JBNC Family Navigator, Alvaro
Borrero. To contact Alvaro, please call the school at 317-226-4215 or email him directly at
aborrero@jbncenters.org.
To learn more about Eligibility, Click Here.
YOGA: TODDLER AND ME
Description: The 3rd Friday of every month yoga is offered to
caregivers and their little ones, ages 0 – 5. This is an opportunity
for healthy, playful activities you can enjoy with your little ones.
We know that as a caregiver for little ones it can be difficult to
find time to build community and socialize. This is perfect, no-
stress event to socialize with others in the same stage of life as
you. *Yoga mats will be provided. All you need to bring is yourself
and your little one.
Date: October 15
Time: 11:00am-12:00pm
Location: Union Apartments
Address: 2407 E. Michigan St.JAZZERCISE: TODDLER AND ME
Description: The 4th Friday of every month join us for Jazzercise
for caregivers and their little ones, ages 0 – 5. This is an
opportunity for healthy, playful activities you can enjoy with your
little ones. We know that as a caregiver for little ones it can be
difficult to find time to build community and socialize. This is a
perfect, no-stress event to socialize with others in the same
stage of life as you. Come and get your DANCE on! *Yoga mats
and other exercise items will be provided. All you need to bring is
yourself and your little one.
Date: Friday, October 22
Time: 11:00am-12:00pm
Location: Union Apartments
Address: 2407 E. Michigan St.
You have been invited to join us for the upcoming Parent Café.
Date: Wednesday, October 27th
Schedule: 4:30pm - 6:30pm
Theme: "TAMING THE MONSTER"
RSVP Deadline: Monday, October 25th
RSVP Link: https://jbncenters.formstack.com/forms/parent_caf_registration
Zoom Link: Once you RSVP, you can expect a follow-up email including the zoom link
information.
Description: Parent Cafe gives parents a chance to come together, listen, talk, build
friendships, & support each other around the five protective factors. Those protective factors
are listed below:
Resilience
Relationships
Knowledge
Support
Communication
Gift Card:Each family will receive a gift card to enjoy for attending. (included in the RSVP link).
Attendance Requirement:
If you cannot stay online for at least the first hour we ask that you plan to attend the next
Parent Café on Wednesday, November 10th. The link will be shared at a later time.
LOCAL AUTHORS WORKSHOP
Each month a local author will host a writing workshop for youth
ages 6-18. Attendance is free, and registration is a phone call
away. Participants will receive a journal, coloring pencils, writing
pencils, flash drive, and a tote bag.
Location: East Washington Branch Library
Date/Time: Call the East Washington Branch Library for more
information on scheduling
Address: 2822 E. Washington St. Indpls, IN 46201
Phone: 317-275-4360
Some Library programs may require registration via phone call or in person. Currently all in-
person program attendees are required to wear a face covering if over 2 years old.
THE CREEK CHURCH ADOPT A TGNS
STAFF MEMBERIn efforts to show appreciation for educators, members of The Creek Church congregation have chosen to support by adopting a
TGNS staff person. Throughout the year teachers/staff
memebers can expect special gifts and encouraging messages.
Prior to the beginning of the school year, each staff member was
asked to complete a questionnaire to help with the process (i.e.,
relevant classroom needs, favorite snacks, books, and choice of
foods, etc). Mr. Evans (SEL Teacher) and Ms. Watterson (Kindergarten Teacher) were the first
to receive their gifts.
Thank you, Creek Church, for taking the initiative to celebrate TGNS staff in such a special
way!
DINE WITH A DOCTOR
Thomas Gregg, in partnership with John Boner Centers hosted a COVID-19 Vaccination Info
Session for Families. The event was geared towards TGNS and Brookside 54 families with
students 12years old (12yrs old or older by November 1st). Students in this age group are now
eligible to take the vaccine. Physicians Carrie Leathers, MD, and Lilian Manzano, CMA, were
present to answer questions and share information on COVID-19 vaccinations for youth.
Participants enjoyed dinner and students (12yrs old) are eligible for a $75 Kroger gift card
incentive with proof of vaccine card.
Despite the small number of attendees, Dr. Leathers did say that the discussion had was
productive and both families expressed that they are now motivated to get vaccinated. We are
happy about this and are hoping that talking to these families will have a positive impact on
others as they share their experience with members of the community.If you missed this event and would like to take advantage of the $75 Kroger gift card the
offers will last until November 30th. To be eligible you will need the following:
Be a Thomas Gregg or Brookside 54 student 12yrs old or older by November 1st
Any student 12 years old and older, in accordance with current vaccine regulations, can
submit documentation of full vaccination.
Must be fully vaccinated
Full vaccination means either 1 dose of the Johnson & Johnson or 2 doses of the Pfizer or
Moderna vaccine. The Pfizer vaccine doses must be taken 21 days apart and the Moderna
vaccine doses must be taken 28 days apart, so keep this in mind if you are trying to meet the
deadline of November 30th for the vaccine incentive.
The gift card incentive will be offered only for student vaccinations, but we encourage the
other family members to get vaccinated as well.
Contact Mr. DJ for any questions or concerns. I will then make the connection for students to
receive their gift card. (Mr. DJ: 317-624--2781 or dgraham@jbncenters.org).
COMMUNITY CHATBeginning September, every month during Food Group, Thomas Gregg Neighborhood School
will invite one partner to share resources from the community. This “Community Chat” (30-
minute development meetings for parents prior to our food delivery) will occur at the
beginning of Food Group from 12:30pm -1:00pm. The allowed time serves as a great
opportunity to share information from our roster of valuable community partners. Big Green
was present to share resources and inform parents about their organization.
During our Community Chat Laura Henderson (Program Manager /Big Green Indpls) provided
families with grow bags. Each grow bag included a 3-gallon salad garden to take home.
Parents had the option to choose from a selection of seeds to start their gardens. A three-
step of instruction was given on how to care for the salad garden:
Step One: Location
Step Two: Water
Step Three: Harvest
In addition, Jeff and Gab from Westminster were present to share with families the many
services available to support families in the 46201 community. Information was also shared
with families about their annual Christmas Basket Program.
Thank you, Laura, and the Team at Big Green for providing grow bags and educating our
parents on gardening! Besides a thank you to Jeff Gabe and the Westminster team foroffering many supports and resources towards our families.
SMILE MOBILE VISITS TGNS
The Smile Mobile is a division of the Marion County Health Department that provides onsite
dental services. A total of nine students were served on September 16th. We are anticipating
more students who will also take advantage of the dental service offered on their return visit
on September 30th.
Thanks to our partners at MCHD for giving Thomas Gregg students this opportunity each year.
THE CREEK MENTORS & CLASSROOM
CHAMPIONS
The Creek Church provides volunteers for both its Creek Mentors and Classroom Champions
Program. A total of 20 volunteers are assigned to students and classrooms throughout the
week.
Creek Mentors – The mentoring program assists with students' social-emotional and
academic needs. Each with its own mentor. It is a great way for students to engage one-on-
one with a positive adult figure through its “Getting to know you activities”.Classroom Champions - Classroom Champions serve in various ways as classroom helpers,
update bulletin boards, assist with guiding reading, and other tasks requested under the
direction of teachers.
Thank you Creek volunteers for the valued time and efforts you spend with each of our
students.
PARTNER PRAISE
LOOKING FOR A JOB?
Click the link to visit the website for current employment
opportunities.
DAYCARE/AFTERCARE
RESOURCES
If you are in need of resources for daycare, please see the
options below:
East 10th Children and Youth Center for aftercare program.
Contact Info: Emily Nauth
emily.nauth@east10th.org
Westminster for aftercare program as well.
Contact Info: Jamie TedfordJamie.tedford@westmin.org
Daystar for aftercare program
Contact Info: Lisa Bowling
daystarchildcare@daystar.org
All programs offer transportation from TGNS to their sites. If you any questions you will need
to email the provided contacts.
QUOTE OF THE MONTH
HELPFUL LINKS
TGNS Website
TGNS Staff Contact List 21-22
TGNS Student Handbook 21-22
TGNS Manuel del Estudiante 21-22
Indianapolis Public Schools
John Boner Neighborhood CentersQuestions?: Should you have any questions, please email info@thomasgregg.org or call the
school at 317-226-4215! We will be happy to assist you in any way we can.
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