SENSE Charter School
Education Administration ProgramsIndiana, United States51-200 Employees
SENSE Charter School is a public charter school in Indianapolis, Indiana, founded in 2003 to provide educational options for families on the southeast side of the city. It currently serves more than 600 students from Kindergarten through eighth grade. The school emphasizes hands-on instruction and multidisciplinary learning, supported by experienced teachers and structured after-school programming that includes award-winning sports, robotics, Glee Club, tutoring, and art clubs. SENSE places emphasis on integrating arts, physical education, and STEM as core elements of its curriculum, aiming to spark curiosity and promote healthier mindsets. As a public charter school, it operates with open enrollment and non-discrimination policies, and provides free school supplies, breakfast, lunch, and transportation. In 2018, SENSE established a partnership with Project Period, reflecting collaboration with community organizations to support the school's counseling program.