Cardinal Academy to Open This Fall
12.03.10Filed Under: ECI News
A year after it was approved to open, Cardinal Academy, Muncie’s second charter school, will enroll its first students and open this fall. The school’s board has signed a lease to move into the former Riley Elementary, on Walnut Street in Muncie. The school will accept up to 300 students, 50 in each grade from kindergarten through fifth. It will be the 14th charter school operated by American Quality Schools, a Chicago company.
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