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Fast Facts About HCS

Location & Community

  • Location: Indianapolis, IN (42 acre campus)
  • Enrollment: ~1,600 students in preschool - grade 12
  • Faculty & Staff: 250+ faculty and staff members (100% bachelor’s, 40–45% master’s)
  • Governed by: Board of Christian parents and professionals
  • Directed by: Head of School and 10 member leadership team

Faith & Discipleship

  • Biblical Integration: Biblical worldview integrated into every subject
  • Bible Curriculum: Taught in all grade levels
  • Chapel Services: Weekly for all grade levels
  • Spiritual Growth: Discipleship groups, mentoring, and service opportunities
  • Community Impact: Thousands of service hours completed each year by students in grades 7–12
  • Life Change: Countless students have made personal decisions to follow Christ during their time at Heritage

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Fine Arts & Extracurriculars

  • Fine Arts: Robust arts curriculum with foundational art and music in early grades, expanding into band, choir, orchestra, theatre, and visual arts in upper grades
  • Robotics: Award‑winning teams at local, state & international VEX VRC and VEX IQ competitions
  • Mock Trial: Consistent top‑placement team in regional and state contests

School Divisions

  • One Campus, One Community: Heritage is organized into Early Childhood, Elementary, Intermediate, Middle, and High School, each with dedicated leadership and age-appropriate programming, all under one mission and campus.
  • Early Childhood (Preschool, Prep-K, Kindergarten): A joyful, engaging environment where students explore phonics, reading, music, art, and imaginative play while developing critical thinking skills
  • Elementary School (Grades 1-4): Builds a strong, biblically grounded academic foundation during the formative years of a child’s development
  • Intermediate School (Grades 5-6): Supports students through key academic, emotional, and spiritual transitions with expanded curriculum and increased opportunities
  • Middle School (Grades 7-8): Provides a solid academic foundation in core subjects while offering electives and advanced courses—all taught from a biblical worldview
  • High School (Grades 9-12): Offers a rigorous, college-preparatory education with deep spiritual investment, equipping students to lead and serve beyond graduation

Athletics

  • Program: 22 sports, 60 teams (middle school and high school)
  • Participation: ~75% of students in grades 7-12
  • Involvement for Grades 1-6: Competitive youth sports offered for grades 1-6; select 6th graders eligible for middle school teams
  • Coaches: ~170 coaches committed to discipling their athletes and building excellence, teamwork, and character
  • Conference: Indiana Crossroads Athletics Conference
  • Success: 20x state champions
  • College Signings: Several student-athletes sign to compete at the collegiate level each year
  • Facilities: 1,250‑seat high school gym, stadium (football/soccer/lacrosse), track, diamonds (softball/baseball), tennis courts, elementary gym

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Academics

  • 2024 National Blue Ribbon School
  • Advanced Academics: Honors, AP, and Dual Credit courses in high school
  • Accreditation: ACSI and Cognia
  • Class Size: We maintain a balanced student-to-teacher ratio that supports effective learning and personalized instruction fostering a supportive and engaging learning environment
  • Educational Support Services: Comprehensive support for students in kindergarten - grade 12 with learning differences and high ability, serving 20-30% of our student body
  • Accommodation Plans: ~18% of students benefit from classroom accommodations managed by the ESS team

Outcomes

  • Graduation Rate: 100%
  • After Graduation: 97% of graduates attend college, 1% serve in the armed forces, 2% join the workforce
  • National Merit: 20+ qualifiers
  • Average SAT Score: 1113 (consistently above the national average)
  • AP Exam Pass Rate: 89% of exams score 3+

Family Engagement

  • Strong Parent Community: Through the Parent Teacher Fellowship, Parents in Prayer, Heritage Dads’ Club, Room Parents, field trip chaperones, and other volunteer opportunities
  • Community Events: Concerts, productions, Back-to-School Celebration, Homecoming, Father/Daughter Ball, and more