Local questions, useful answers.
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Schools & KidsWhere do new students enroll?Best starting point
Enrollment information belongs with Zionsville Community Schools. Use the district’s new-student resources for current steps, documents and contacts.
Open new-student informationSchools & KidsWhere can I find camps and children’s programs?
Current offerings are spread across Parks & Recreation, Eagle Recreation and Enrichment, the public library and other local providers. Use each organization’s live schedule and registration system.
See official summer camp resourcesSchools & KidsWhat does the local library offer families?
Hussey-Mayfield Memorial Public Library maintains its own information about library cards, events, digital resources, spaces and programs for different ages. Check its calendar for what is currently scheduled.
View library eventsSchools & KidsWhere can I look for youth sports and enrichment?
Eagle Recreation and Enrichment is one useful source for school-connected athletics, enrichment and camps. Parks & Recreation and independent organizations may offer additional options.
Browse Eagle RecreationSchools & KidsWhere can I see the current list of Zionsville schools?
Use Zionsville Community Schools for the current school list, addresses and official contacts. A city guide should not maintain a duplicate directory.
Open the district websiteSchools & KidsWhere is the school calendar?
Use the district website for the current academic calendar, closures and schedule changes. Confirm dates before making travel or childcare plans.
Find the district calendarSchools & KidsHow do I check school transportation for an address?
To check school transportation for an address within Zionsville Community Schools (ZCS), new residents must first register their student. Once registered, bus route information is automatically assigned. For those moving within the district, a Student Change Form must be completed and address changes verified with the Residency Specialist. Bus route details, including times, are typically available in late July and sent via email in early August.
For new residents, after completing student registration through the ZCS website, allow 24 hours for the information to reach the Transportation Center. All new students are automatically assigned to a bus route. If moving in between October and June, it is recommended to call the Transportation Center at 317-873-1237 to speak with a Routing Assistant.
For residents moving within the district, complete the Student Change Form and verify address changes with the Residency Specialist at 317-873-2858 x11230. Allow 48 hours for the transportation database to update. After this period, contact the Transportation Center at 317-873-1237 to receive new bus number, stop information, driver details, and start date.
It is important to note that bus routes are planned for maximum safety and efficiency, considering factors like seating capacity, student data, and attendance areas. High school bus stops are generally non-negotiable and are limited to global or main line stops, as approved by the ZCS Board of School Trustees. Bus hopping (riding a different bus than assigned) is not permitted for safety reasons, except in dual-home residency situations where both homes are within the student's school attendance boundary. Actual route times are not available until late July and are subject to change due to student enrollment fluctuations, traffic, and weather conditions.
Bus route assignments, stop locations, and times are address-specific and date-sensitive, requiring direct verification with Zionsville Community Schools.
Reviewed July 16, 2026
Schools & KidsWhere can I find before- or after-school care?
Start with the school district and Eagle Recreation and Enrichment, then verify eligibility, location, schedule and availability directly with the provider.
Browse current programsSchools & KidsHow do I research preschool options?
Use official school information for district-operated programs and research private providers individually. Confirm licensing, schedule, age eligibility, cost and current openings with each provider.
Start with the districtSchools & KidsWhere can I find school meal information?
The district is the source for current menus, meal accounts, eligibility and food-service policies. Check the official website for the school year in question.
Open district servicesSchools & KidsWhere can I find school athletics information?
Use the relevant school or district athletics page for teams, eligibility, schedules and contacts. Youth recreation outside school may be managed by separate organizations.
Find school athleticsSchools & KidsHow do I get a library card?
Use Hussey-Mayfield Memorial Public Library’s current card and account information. Eligibility and required documents should be confirmed with the library.
Open the library websiteSchools & KidsDoes the library have study or meeting spaces?
The library maintains current information about rooms, spaces and reservations. Check capacity, eligibility and booking rules directly with the library.
Check library spacesSchools & KidsWhere can families ask about special education or student support?
Families seeking information or support for special education and student services in Zionsville should contact the Zionsville Community Schools (ZCS) Unified Student Services team. This team coordinates evaluations, case conferences, and eligibility processes, and provides specialized programs and related services for students from preschool through age 22. They are committed to partnering with families to ensure each student receives appropriate instruction and support tailored to their unique needs.
The Zionsville Community Schools Unified Student Services team operates in alignment with the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) and Indiana’s Article 7, ensuring that all students with disabilities have equitable access to educational opportunities. The team supports both general and special education staff with necessary training and resources. For direct inquiries, families can reach out to the Unified Student Services department. The ZCS website provides a dedicated section for Special Education, which includes resources and information for families, educators, and community members. This section offers guidance on the Individualized Education Program (IEP) process and other available support services. Additionally, a "Boone County and Surrounding Areas Resource Guide for Families" is available through the ZCS Special Education resources page, offering broader support information.
To verify information or initiate services, families are encouraged to visit the Zionsville Community Schools website's Special Education section or directly contact the Unified Student Services team. The main phone number for Zionsville Community Schools is (317) 873-2858, which can be used to connect with the appropriate department. It is important to note that specific services and support plans, such as Individualized Education Programs (IEPs), are developed through formal processes, including evaluations and case conferences, to address the unique strengths and needs of each student. General information is publicly available, but individualized guidance requires direct engagement with the school district's special education professionals.
Specific services and support plans are individualized and require direct engagement with the school district.
Reviewed July 16, 2026