We don’t want to lock down our playgrounds. “We know we do not have as many parks as we would like on the west side of Indianapolis and Wayne Township, so our schools tend to serve as that place where families can come and enjoy themselves,” Butts said. Jeff Butts says they won’t be closing it off. While the school will start ramping up patrols after hours, Superintendent Dr. Someone then used the soot to draw inappropriate images on the wall. The school also found damage on the playground, where small fires were set. “It just affects the school in many different ways.”

“My son does have special needs, and that probably takes away from the budget for that, or the lunch budget, or anything,” said parent Leean Johnson. “We have to fix these things, and it adds up.” “It’s not only dangerous to them, but it’s costing taxpayers money,” Lt.

So far it has cost the school a few hundred dollars to replace. Kids are getting onto the roof, ripping up vents and pipes. The school’s Director of Security Lieutenant Doug Scheffel says vandalism has happened multiple times over the past few weeks.

“It just makes me upset we have to worry about things like this,” said parent Fordena Wilson. On Sunday night, parents received a phone call and an email asking them to keep an eye out for any suspicious activity at the school. – After weeks of vandalism at Maplewood Elementary School in Wayne Township, the superintendent of the district is putting out a notice to the community. Please look at the time stamp on the story to see when it was last updated. This is an archived article and the information in the article may be outdated.

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