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Morton Senior High School Profile

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School Profile: Morton Senior High School

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Morton Senior High School is located at 6915 Grand Ave, Hammond, IN 46323-2596. The contact phone number is (219) 989-7316. It has a student/teacher ratio of 22.51.

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  • Students per Grade

  • Students and Teachers

  • School District: School City Of Hammond
  • Grade Range: 9 - 12
  • Students: 1130
  • Teachers (FTE): 50.2
  • Student/Teacher Ratio: 22.51
  • Title I eligible: Yes

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Primary Schools
Lee L Caldwell Elem Sch
3105 173rd St
Hammond, IN 46323
(219) 989-7347
Morton Elementary School
7006 Marshall Ave
Hammond, IN 46323
(219) 989-7336
Warren G Harding Elem Sch
3211 165th St
Hammond, IN 46323
(219) 989-7351
Middle Schools
Charles N Scott Middle School
3635 173rd St
Hammond, IN 46323
(219) 989-7340
Other Schools
Orchard Drive Elem Sch
3640 Orchard Dr
Hammond, IN 46323
(219) 989-7355
Nearby Zip Codes
46311
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