Pendleton, Indiana

Pendleton, Indiana is about 20 minutes north of Indianapolis on I-69. The town has a population of around 3,100, and is one of only two Indiana communities listed on the National Registry of Historic Places. The Pendleton community, nestled along Fall Creek, is known for its historical heritage, arts and crafts shops, and beautiful Falls Park. Pendleton is the center of an expanding and growing community.

According to the 1990 census, which compiled information for all of the southeastern section of Madison County, the average mean household income is $38,280.00. Married couples head 50.5% of Pendleton households, while 24.4% of Pendleton households are headed by a single parent. Stay home mothers comprise 3.5% of the population.

Academics
South Madison Community School Corporation has grown to be counted among the finest in the state. From the traditional academic pursuits such as math, science, and literature, to more unique opportunities in theater, music, radio, and art, the Pendleton area school system provides a quality of education that is generally only seen in private schools.

Local businesses are supportive of the school corporation. They appreciate the high quality education their children receive and participate in numerous advisory committees, parent support teams, and booster clubs.

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