Welcome Salem-Noble 2026 - Greater Clark County Schools

Welcome Salem-Noble!

At Greater Clark County Schools, we’re committed to excellence in academics, extracurricular activities, and athletics, ensuring that every student is supported and set up for success.

Families living in the Salem-Noble Road Corridor will have the opportunity to attend Jeffersonville and Charlestown Schools, with placement determined by each school’s boundaries.

We’re proud to offer FREE transportation to these schools, along with bus service to Prosser Career Education Center for high school students enrolled in career-focused programs.

Why Choose GCCS?

Earn 60+ college credits while in high school.

Advanced Placement courses and various rigorous curricula to explore career interests and to prepare students for postsecondary opportunities.

Students can earn a Statewide Transfer General Education Core, which allows them to start their college education as sophomores.

Multiple Academy choices help students explore their interests and prepare for great careers and/or college after graduation.
Free transportation to Prosser, where students can study cosmetology, welding, agriculture, heavy machinery, manufacturing, HVAC, health services, and more!

Why Choose Jeffersonville Schools?

Home of the award-winning WJHI Student Broadcasting program, which features its own radio and cable stations.
The Jeffersonville High School was awarded the Total Department All-Music Award from the Indiana State School Music Association for both 2024 and 2025!
Prestigious Air Force JROTC program.
Competitive sports programs with state-of-the-art athletic facilities, including an artificial turf football field, a modern tennis complex, a new locker room, and a concession stand.
Get involved in one of the school’s many extra-curricular activities, including marching band, archery, wrestling, theater, and more!
Multiple sports, clubs, and other activities are available at all of our schools, making it easy for your future Pirate or Red Devil to get involved on campus.

What’s New in Jeffersonville?

New and improved Parkwood Elementary opens its doors for the 2026–2027 inaugural school year.
Parkwood Elementary’s Dual Language Immersion Program sees its second year with a new Kindergarten class for the 2026-2027 school year.

Coming Soon to Jeffersonville:

A new state-of-the-art Natatorium featuring a 50-meter stretch pool with 10 lanes, a diving well, and a therapy pool.
New turf will be installed on the baseball and soccer fields.

Why Choose Charlestown?

Award-winning WPMQ broadcasting program.
Multiple band ensembles known as the Charlestown Band of Pirates allow students the opportunity to perform and explore their musicality.
Competitive sports programs with state-of-the-art athletic facilities, including an artificial turf football field, a modern tennis complex, a new locker room, and a concession stand.
Get involved in one of the school’s many extra-curricular activities, including marching band, archery, wrestling, theater, and more!
Multiple sports, clubs, and other activities are available at both Charlestown Middle and Charlestown High School, making it easy for your future Pirate to get involved on campus!

What’s New in Charlestown?

New auditorium renovations starting in June 2026
Join us at the new Charlestown Elementary for their second school year!

Coming Soon to Charlestown:

New Athletic Upgrades, including a new soccer field and baseball turf outfield.

Free Transportation

Salem-Noble families may receive transportation available from designated bus stops in your area. Depending on your home boundary, students may attend either Charlestown schools, Charlestown Elementary, Charlestown Middle School, and Charlestown High School, or Jeffersonville schools, including Utica Elementary, Parkview Middle School, and Jeffersonville High School. Students attending Prosser Career Education Center will also receive transportation to and from classes.

One of the Highest Graduation Rates in the Region

Greater Clark County Schools: 98%
Silver Creek School Corporation: 95%
New Albany Floyd County Schools: 96.5%
Borden-Henryville: 94.5%
Southwestern-Jefferson Consolidated Schools: 99%
Scott County School District 2: 95%
Clarksville Community Schools: 94%

*Class of 2025 Non-Waiver Graduation Rates

Earn College Credits

Earn 60+ College Credits while in High School!
Dual Credits Earned for the Class of 2025 by School:
- Jeffersonville High School 6165
- Charlestown High School 3706
- New Washington High School 1461.5
Total Dual Credits Earned by GCCS Class of 2025: 11,332.5
That’s a savings of $ 2,266,500

*Calculate 11,332.5 by $200/credit hour