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IPS votes to cut ties with Ignite Achievement Academy, school plans to push back

Indianapolis Public Schools will not renew its contract with the charter operator that has run Elder W. Diggs School 42 for the last four...

New initiative aims to help students outside the classroom

A new partnership between the city of Indianapolis and Marian University will place one professional — a site coordinator — in...

Nonprofit quietly creates a village for Indianapolis children, women

It takes a village to raise a child. For nearly 40 years, the Assistance League of Indianapolis (ALI) has been a part of that...

Pike teachers agree to new contract; board approval expected Thursday

Pike Township teachers agreed to a new one-year contract with the district Dec. 13 that would bring an average salary raise of more than...

2 east side neighborhoods get grant to bolster education, life outcomes

Two Indianapolis neighborhoods won a $30 million federal grant to help improve educational outcomes by addressing issues such as poverty, unemployment and crime. The five-year...

‘A way we resist’: Quilts honor victims of racial violence

By LEAH WILLINGHAM, Associated Press/Report for America JACKSON, Miss. (AP) — Long after he was killed, Myrtle Green-Burton wouldn't let anyone wear her 17-year-old son's...

Shonna Majors joins Brightwood Community Center

Shonna Majors, the city’s former director of community violence reduction, is now executive director of the Brightwood Community Center. The nonprofit announced the move...

New parks director brings years of experience in community engagement

The new director of Indy Parks and Recreation says there’s only one part of community engagement that’s simple: “It needs to happen, and it...

IMPD on the verge of changing discipline policy, still accepting public comment

A committee tasked with handling issues related to hiring, firing and disciplining Indianapolis police officers will continue to take public comment on proposed changes...

2021 Winter Contingency Plan accounts for COVID-19, cold weather

The Indianapolis Winter Contingency Plan, which provides indoor shelter options for Indianapolis and Central Indiana residents experiencing homelessness, looks different again this year compared...

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