Hanover Community School Corporation

Public Information Program

It's a fact that schools that actively engage with parents/guardians and the community earn more support and more support for our schools means a better education for our students.                                                                                                   

Public information Programs (PIPS) are designed to fill a communication gap that has been identified nationwide between school districts, parents/guardians and communities. Specifically, the Hanover Community School Corporation Public Information Program was instituted to bridge the gap between Hanover Schools, parents/guardians and residents of the Hanover community in March, 2015. It serves as a direct conduit for information about student accomplishments, education programming, individual school and classroom activities, teacher excellence, and corporate information. School districts that provide easy  and consistent information directly to parents/guardians and the community thrive far more than those that exist in a communication vacuum.

 The Superintendent of Hanover Schools and the Hanover   School Board have chosen to move Hanover schools forward   and become one of the most open and engaging   school   districts in Northwest Indiana.

 The Hanover Community Schools Public Information   Program   has been designed to distribute information about our   students, staff and schools whenever and wherever possible.   We utilize a variety of platforms to do so, including social   media, local print and radio outlets, our website, and   community newsletters.  If it's happening in Hanover schools,   we want to share it with you. 

Please contact our Public Information  Officer at pio@hanover.k12.in.us if you have any questions, comments or concerns.