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June 9, 2026
MSD of Decatur Township Announces Director of Special Education
The MSD of Decatur Township names Dustin Robinson as Director of Special Education, effective July 1, 2026.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
June 9, 2026
The MSD of Decatur Township School Board of Education approved the appointment of Mr. Dustin Robinson as Director of Special Education, effective July 1, 2026. Mr. Robinson brings 15 years of experience in education, with a variety of roles in special education including teacher, behavior intervention consultant, and program director. Most recently, Robinson served as the Director of Special Education for the Monroe-Gregg School District.
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Robinson earned his Bachelor’s Degree from California State University Fresno and his Master’s Degree in Special Education and from Indiana University, obtaining licensure as a Director of Exceptional Needs.
Mr. Robinson said he is eager to join the district and build upon its commitment to student success. “I could not be more excited to join MSD Decatur Township as the Director of Special Education. This opportunity brings together everything I am passionate about—serving students, supporting families, and partnering with educators to make a lasting difference in the lives of children. I look forward to building strong relationships across the district, learning from the outstanding team already in place, and helping ensure every student has the opportunity to reach their full potential.”
Robinson was born and raised in Northern California before moving to Indiana, putting down roots with his family. He further shared, “I am first and foremost a proud father of six children and husband to my amazing wife, Katie. In my free time, I enjoy playing golf, spending time outdoors with my kids until they wear me out, and (believe it or not) grocery shopping.
Welcome to Decatur Township, Dustin Robinson!
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About MSD Decatur Township
The MSD of Decatur Township is student invested, community connected. Decatur Township prioritizes student learning, safety and customer service, and fostering a support system for our families. Located on the southwest side of Indianapolis, Decatur Township is proud to serve thousands of elementary, middle, and high school students and families. The district vision is Preparing Students to be Tomorrow Ready. Together, we are DECATUR PROUD! Learn more at www.decaturproud.org.
MEDIA CONTACT:
Emily LeMay, Director of Student & Family Engagement
MSD of Decatur Township
elemay@decaturproud.org
317-856-5265
June 9, 2026
MSD of Decatur Township Appoints Transportation Leadership
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
June 9, 2026
A well-known team at the MSD of Decatur Township Operations Building will now lead the Transportation Department starting during the 2026-27 school year.
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Brandy Wilson – Director of Transportation Workforce Management & Special Services
Brandy Wilson has served the MSD of Decatur Township Transportation Department for more than 21 years, beginning her career as a bus driver before advancing into roles as a trainer, routing coordinator, and assistant director. She brings extensive experience in personnel management, special services coordination, employee onboarding, and training program oversight. In her new role, Wilson will lead workforce management initiatives and special transportation services while continuing to support staff development and student success.
Gabriel Morrison – Director of Transportation Logistics & Compliance
A familiar face returning to MSD of Decatur Township, Gabriel Morrison has worked in student transportation and education since 2015. He brings strong experience in school bus operations, route management, fiscal monitoring, and state and federal compliance auditing. In his new role, Morrison will oversee transportation logistics, regulatory compliance, and operational planning to support safe and efficient service for students and families.
Mrs. Wilson and Mr. Morrison will oversee a team of more than 55 drivers, 20 bus monitors, dispatchers, specialists, shop personnel and more. The creation of two Transportation Director positions is not an addition of administrative staff; rather, these roles replace the department’s previous Director and Assistant Director structure, with responsibilities divided to provide more focused leadership and operational support.
“With the combined experience and dedication, Mrs. Wilson and Mr. Morrison are well-positioned to lead the transportation department and make positive changes that benefit the entire Decatur Township community,” said Director of Operations Justin Dixson. “Our team is charged with safely delivering over 5,000 students each day to and from their schools and activities. Gabriel and Brandy will continue to elevate our transportation department with an unmatched energy and dedication to the job.”
“Over the past 21 years, I’ve had the opportunity to serve this department in many different roles, and that experience has given me a deep appreciation for the people who make this work possible every day. Our transportation team is dedicated to serving students and families, and I’m honored to continue supporting that mission. I’m excited for what lies ahead as we work together to strengthen our team and provide the best possible service to our community.” - Brandy Wilson
“Returning to Decatur Township is a special opportunity because this is a community that values both students and the people who serve them. I look forward to working alongside our transportation team to strengthen operations, support compliance and safety efforts, and build on the strong foundation already in place. I’m excited to work with our team to continue finding new ways to serve students, families, and staff.” - Gabriel Morrison
While many school districts contract their bus services, the MSD of Decatur Township owns, repairs, and operates more than 65 school buses. Drivers cover over 50 routes, driving over 250 individual bus runs each day. Altogether, our buses travel more than 1,000,000 miles annually and have an exemplary safety record.
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About MSD Decatur Township
The MSD of Decatur Township is student invested, community connected. Decatur Township prioritizes student learning, safety and customer service, and fostering a support system for our families. Located on the southwest side of Indianapolis, Decatur Township is proud to serve thousands of elementary, middle, and high school students and families. The district vision is Preparing Students to be Tomorrow Ready. Together, we are DECATUR PROUD! Learn more at www.decaturproud.org.
MEDIA CONTACT:
Emily LeMay, Director of Student & Family Engagement
MSD of Decatur Township
elemay@decaturproud.org
317-856-5265
June 2, 2026
Investing in Our Future: District Finances & Referendum Renewal
During the month of May, we hosted two community meetings to provide an overview of district finances and the proposal for a Referendum Renewal. As promised, a video of the presentation content is provided below, along with an attached summary of key points. We encourage you to provide feedback using the link below or the QR code in the video. In July, the School Board of Education will meet for a special session to act on the referendum recommendation. If passed, the referendum question will appear on the November 3, 2026, General Election Ballot.
As superintendent of MSD of Decatur Township, I believe it is important that our community has clear, accurate information about this potential referendum renewal. This referendum is not an additional tax. Instead, it would replace the current voter-approved referendum, which expires at the end of 2027, with a proposed lower maximum tax rate. If approved by voters, referendum funds would continue to help support essential district operations, including student transportation, utilities, building maintenance, school safety, and student well-being services.
MSD of Decatur Township remains committed to responsible fiscal stewardship and transparency. Our district continues to manage taxpayer resources conservatively while facing rising costs and significant funding challenges. We encourage all residents to review the information in the video below to learn more about the referendum, its purpose, and its potential impact on our schools and community. If you have questions or would like additional information, please do not hesitate to contact me. I welcome the opportunity to discuss this important topic and ensure every community member has the information needed to make an informed decision.
Dr. Scott Collins, Superintendent
scollins@decaturproud.org
Video: Investing in Our Future
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