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Two administrators impact the school system one student at a time

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When it comes to making an impact in education, two of Purdue Polytechnic High School’s administrators make students their top priority.  Keanna Warren, assistant executive...
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IPS’ operating tax referendum won’t happen but district overhaul continues

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By ELIZABETH GABRIEL WFYI News The Indianapolis Public Schools district officially announced it will no longer try to place a $413.6 million operating property tax...
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Purdue Poly student killed in weekend shooting

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Purdue Polytechnic High School student James Johnson III was killed in a shooting the evening of Feb. 4 at a home in Irvington. “Devastated to...
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IPS board delays controversial operating referendum vote

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By ELIZABETH GABRIEL WFYI News The Indianapolis Public Schools board of commissioners delayed its planned Jan. 28 vote on putting a $413.6 million operating property...
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IPS board to vote on controversial tax referendum Saturday

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By ELIZABETH GABRIEL WFYI News After mounting pressure from charter school advocates, leaders at Indianapolis Public Schools are close to sharing more property-tax revenue with charter...
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There’s a new high school diploma for Indiana students with significant cognitive disabilities

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 By ELIZABETH GABRIEL Students with significant cognitive disabilities can earn a new type of diploma this year intended to provide them with more opportunities after...
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Program prepares previously incarcerated youth for environmental management jobs

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A program through RecycleForce will provide training and placement in environmental jobs for previously incarcerated young adults throughout the state thanks to federal funding. The...
Education

Reasons for HIM By HER charter school’s closure aren’t clear

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By ELIZABETH GABRIEL WFYI Dozens of families recently gathered in the cafeteria of HIM By HER Collegiate School for the Arts as the clock ticks...
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Charter schools want closing buildings. Does IPS have to give them up for $1?

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By ELIZABETH GABRIEL WFYI School pride looks a little different at Victory College Prep, a K-12 charter school on the southeast side of Indianapolis. Each...
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Year in Review:IPS ‘Rebuilding Stronger’ plan faced backlash

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Indianapolis Public Schools’ ambitious restructuring plan, “Rebuilding Stronger,” isn’t fully across the finish line but has faced backlash from the community and incoming school...
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