Kokomo Powerschool (2024)

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What school district am I in Kokomo, Indiana? ›

Kokomo School Corporation contains 12 schools and 5,301 students. The district's minority enrollment is 40%.

Kokomo High School takes pride in its culturally-rich student population of close to 1,500 students, 35% of which are in racial minority groups, in grades 9-12.

IU Kokomo's athletes compete in the River States Conference of the NAIA, in sports including women's volleyball, men's and women's cross country, men's and women's basketball, men's and women's track (indoor and outdoor), men's and women's golf, women's tennis, and women's soccer, and men's baseball.

According to Indiana Department of Education data, Indiana's smallest school corporation (Medora Community School Corporation) had a K-12 enrollment of 144 students during the 2021-22 school year, and the largest K-12 corporation (Fort Wayne Community Schools) had more than 27,800 students.

Kokomo benefited greatly, and the number of new technologies developed in the city led it to be nicknamed the “City of Firsts.” Among the list of “firsts” was the first pneumatic rubber tire, the first automotive carburetor, the first mechanical corn picker, and the first commercially built automobile, designed by ...

In 1844 David Foster, a trader, laid out the village of Kokomo (named for a Miami chieftain) on part of the reservation once held by Chief La Fontaine. The settlement's early growth was hampered by malarial swamps in the area, which were soon drained.

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To this day the school is still in the subburbs of town, and the colors for the school is red, white, and blue. The mascot is the Kokomo Wildkat.

Angela Blessing. Principal

Angela joined the Kokomo High School staff as lead principal in 2016.

The Gymnasium is a memorial to World War II veterans and includes a room that honors John E. Turner and other Howard County veterans who dies in the war. The Gymnasium has a basketball seating capacity of 5,224.

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The district has a population of 40, 924 and serves approximately 5,000 students in the three contiguous communities of Lower Gwynedd Township, the Borough of Ambler, and Whitpain Township - an area of twenty-five (25) square miles.

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