Editing Munster, Indiana (section)

===Modernization===
[[File:Munster - FHH.JPG|thumb|[[Frank H. Hammond Elementary School]] is the newest of Munster's three public elementary schools.]]

As of 2011, two of Munster's three elementary schools have since been completely rebuilt; the new buildings for James B. Eads Elementary and Earnest R. Elliot Elementary were completed in 2003 and 2006, respectively. Wilbur Wright Middle School has undergone significant expansions and renovations as well. Munster High School dedicated a state-of-the-art football, track and soccer complex in 2010, as well as a $17,000,000 Aquatic Center in January 2011. The latter facility is one of two scholastic aquatic centers in Indiana and the only one that is connected to a high school (the other is [[Indiana University Purdue University Indianapolis|IUPUI's]] natatorium). In 2012, a two-story classroom addition was constructed at Munster High School to accommodate the growing student population.

The School Town of Munster implemented a curriculum/technology initiative termed ''1 to 1 Technology'' for the 2011–2012 school year. Designed to enhance the school system's instructional technology infrastructure, the program provides leases on laptop computers to all students in grades 5–12. Initially focused on [[STEM fields]] curricula, the impact of the initiative is eventually expected to reach all subjects, and will better accommodate web-based student assessments.<ref>[http://www.munster.k12.in.us/ParentHandout.pdf] {{dead link|date=June 2016|bot=medic}}{{cbignore|bot=medic}}</ref>