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INDIANAPOLIS, IN (November 12, 2025) - Ms. Krystal Stallings-Morrisey was recently approved by the WT School Board to become the next Principal of Greenbriar Elementary School after a comprehensive hiring process involving broad-based stakeholder input. Her transition will take place in the coming weeks with an official start date of January 5, 2026.

We are excited for Ms. Krystal Stallings-Morrissey to serve as principal at Greenbriar Elementary School. She brings a wealth of high-quality leadership experience at multiple levels, a deep commitment to our District’s mission and vision, and an exceptional desire to foster success in every student. We look forward to her joining and leading the Greenbriar community.   

Ms. Stallings-Morrisey brings extensive leadership experience to Greenbriar Elementary, most recently serving as Assistant Principal at North Central High School since July 2022. In this role, she has demonstrated exceptional instructional leadership while supervising over 200 staff members and serving more than 3,700 students. Her accomplishments include implementing comprehensive student support systems, leading Multi-Tiered Systems of Support (MTSS) initiatives, and establishing community partnerships that provided critical resources to thousands of families.

Ms. Stallings-Morrisey previously served as Assistant Principal at Ralph Waldo Emerson Elementary School, where she led the implementation of Positive Behavior Intervention Support (PBIS), oversaw special education services, and developed strong community partnerships to support families and students. Her commitment to professional growth is evident through her active participation in leadership development, including NIET, NABSE and OABSE, and the Innovative Summit.

Ms. Stallings-Morrisey holds a Certification in Administration from Ball State University (2017), a Master of Arts in Special Education Teaching from Campbellsville University (2012), and a Bachelor of Arts in Social Work from Butler University (2007). She is certified as an Administrator and holds Instructional P-12 Mild Intervention certification.

“It’s an honor to be named as the next principal at Greenbriar Elementary. I am incredibly excited to serve the Grizzly community and partner with the dedicated staff and families to continue to build a culture of belonging, excellence, and growth”.

Please join us in extending a warm Greenbriar welcome to Principal Krystal Stallings-Morrisey.

We understand that the uncertainty around SNAP benefits will create challenges for many families and we want to offer support during this time. Here is a list of community supports that may benefit your family. Washington Township School Social Workers connect families to school and community resources. Please reach out to your school social worker if you have questions, need support or want to know how you can help. 

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Carmel and Center Grove Returning to MIC in 2026-27: Resetting the Standard of Excellence

INDIANAPOLIS – The Metropolitan Interscholastic Conference (MIC) announced today that Carmel High School and Center Grove High School back into the conference beginning with the 2026-27 school year.

The MIC was formed in 1996-97 to provide a model for interscholastic excellence across academics, athletics, fine arts, and leadership. Nearly three decades later, the conference remains the winningest in Indiana, with the most state championships of any conference, a long history of nationally ranked teams, and facilities that rival the best in the country. MIC student-athletes also lead the state in earning opportunities at the next level, securing millions in academic and athletic scholarships each year.

Most recently, while competing with only six high schools—Ben Davis, Lawrence Central, Lawrence North, North Central, Pike, and Warren Central—MIC schools earned eight state titles across the past four academic years. Outside of Brownsburg, the MIC has also claimed every IHSAA 6A football championship. Collectively, member schools serve more than 100,000 students and represent the most diverse conference in the state, continuing to provide the very best in public education.

In a statement, Carmel administrators said, “Together, we can share expertise, expand leadership opportunities for students and staff, and build collaborative initiatives that benefit every community.” Center Grove administration added, “We believe in the power of a conference that reflects and uplifts the full range of student experiences—academic excellence, the arts, and collaboration among member schools.”
Following discussions throughout the 2024-25 school year and a formal request to rejoin, the two schools and the current MIC members reached an agreement to move forward together. With this decision, the MIC will again include eight high schools.

“The MIC has always been defined by strong competition and shared expectations,” the principals said in a joint statement. “This decision positions the conference to move forward with clarity and purpose as we enter our 30th year.”

The 2025-2026 school calendar has been updated to reflect an early release day for high school and middle school students on the final student day (May 21, 2026). The high school will release at 1:25 pm and the middle schools will release at 3:25 pm. The updated calendar can be found on the Calendar page.