In 2008-09, College Summit-Indiana will serve approximately 750 students from Emmerich Manual HS, Thomas Carr Howe Community High School (IPS) and Decatur Central HS (MSD Decatur Township). During the 2009-2010 and 2010-2011 school years, College Summit-Indiana will serve 1,000 students and conceivably 2,000 students respectively, and add five additional IPS high schools and all of the students at Decatur Central. 
Our initial work is focused within the Indianapolis Public Schools (IPS) in order to build the foundation for our planned expansion to additional school districts and outreach to more students in Marion County (and ultimately throughout the state).  This work will result in a powerful, measurable, and sustainable shift to a more prevalent college-going culture in the Indianapolis metropolitan area. CS – Indiana recognizes the untapped talent of hundreds of thousands of low-income college-capable students. Therefore, our goal is to build systemic support in the critical transition from grade 12 to “13” by mobilizing teachers, counselors, high schools, school districts, colleges, employers, community leaders, and philanthropy toward a day when all college-ready students have a college education as a viable option.