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building proper was finished and the class of 1966 was the first to attend in MHS. Three years later, the Industrial Arts/Agriculture Wing was added on, allowing students to gain insight into different trades and career paths. In 1973, a social studies wing was added to which the next addition connected to that addition. In 1976, the Fine Arts Wing was added, expanding the school, with the additions including a 900+ seat auditorium with a full scene shop, a band room, a choral chamber, a green room, a black-box theater (later converted into a television studio), as well as numerous classrooms. The first event held in the auditorium was in Spring 1976, "Pow-wow", a student talent/skit event, held on 3 nights, (Thursday-Saturday). The next addition would have been in the 1980's which included a west wing addition including the swimming pool, 2nd gym and other rooms. The most recent addition is the remodeling of the Science and Business Department in 2005: The science laboratories were updated, and an additional lab was built.
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When the Bunker Hill AFB/Grissom AFB was an active duty base, as much as 45% of the student population were air base connected. The Grissom AFB base became a reserve wing in the mid 1990's. Until that time, there were approximately 1100 homes on the air base feeding Maconaquah Schools. For many years
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The building has two multi-purpose computer labs, CAD lab, accounting lab, Cisco Network Academy, and a graphic arts lab. Each teacher has a room computer with access to Internet, Web and various programs. Teachers also have access to video, digital cameras, VCR, laser disc, film strip, CD-Rom, still
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Maconaquah class of 1964 attended classes in the old Bunker Hill High School. A sign in the front yard read "Maconaquah High School". The current high school facility, located approximately 2 miles from Bunker Hill, Indiana, proper, held its first classes in August 1965. The following year the
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A full performing arts curriculum is offered including Music History & Appreciation, Music Theory and Composition, Advanced Concert Band, Advanced Chorus, Intermediate Chorus, Vocal Jazz, Theatre Arts, Technical Theatre, and Dance Performance: Ballet, Modern, Ethnic-Folk. The Maconaquah
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video, 35mm slides, 16mm film, satellite TV, in-house TV, and voice mail. The high school continues to serve constituents of six townships in southern Miami County (population: approximately 36,000). The district includes a farming community and nine small towns or communities and includes
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Performing Arts Center includes a 900+ seat auditorium and scene shop, choral chamber, green room, and television studio/black box theatre. The full-time Performing Arts faculty includes one band director, one choral director, and one theatre/television teacher.
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and married a Miami Indian Chief. She lived in the area near Peru, Indiana, and became known as "Little Bear Woman" or Maconaquah. She is buried in a state historical site near the corporation boundaries.
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On July 1, 1962, Maconaquah School Corporation was formed by consolidating two high schools (Clay and Bunker Hill) in southern Miami County, Indiana. The corporation is named after
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The forensics (speech) team has three Indiana High School Forensic Association (IHSFA) Class A State Championships, in 2002, 2003, and 2008, and has qualified for the
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showing they merit inclusion in this article AND are alumni, or by incorporating the relevant publications into the body of the article through appropriate
377:(ISSMA) competitions. The (ISSMA) is the governing body of Indiana state marching band competition. Prior to ISSMA's formation, Maconaquah competed in the 720: 864: 633: 688: 663: 603: 957: 78: 415: 962: 952: 374: 857: 901: 275:. The building houses grades 9–12 and functions as the primary athletic building. It is the only high school in the 916: 873: 411: 230: 891: 850: 805: 911: 551: 896: 921: 728: 519: 71: 578: 494: 775: 702: 498: 399: 309: 641: 482: 490: 353:
45.0% of the students were eligible for free or reduced-cost lunch. In 2015-2016, this was a
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Maconaquah High School (MHS) is accredited by the Indiana Department of Public Instruction.
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The demographic breakdown of the 656 students enrolled in 2015-2016 was:
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is located at 256 E 800 South, just outside the city limits of
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Northern Indiana School Band, Orchestra, and Vocal Association
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Bunker Hill
Indiana
Coordinates
40°39′6″N 83°3′56″W / 40.65167°N 83.06556°W / 40.65167; -83.06556
Public high school
Maconaquah School Corporation
FTE
9
12
Rural
Three Rivers
Nickname
mhs.maconaquah.k12.in.us
Bunker Hill, Indiana
Maconaquah School Corporation
Frances Slocum
Delaware Indians
Miami tribe
Grissom Air Reserve Base
Title I
Indiana State School Music Association
Northern Indiana School Band, Orchestra, and Vocal Association
National Forensic League
Three Rivers Conference
IHSAA
verifiability
improve this article
reliable sources
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