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With respect and responsibility: A message from Martin University Trustees

For nearly fifty years, Martin University has stood as a beacon of opportunity, access and hope. Every member of Martin’s Board of Trustees has...

Q&A: What principal Joseph Williams envisions for Indy students

You can catch Legal Prep Charter Academy’s Founding Principal Joseph Williams in Indy each week, setting the foundation for the school, which will open...

2026 priorities for Indy’s Black LGBTQ community

Following an eventful 2025, Belinda Drake and Michael Martin Drain are focused on taking action in 2026. Drake, executive director for Community Research and...

Looking ahead to 2026: A defining year for education in Indianapolis

Indianapolis stands on the threshold of one of the most significant years for public education in recent history. In 2026, state lawmakers will consider...

Home for the holidays

Future Black Leaders, Inc. university student ambassadors share what they are looking forward to this holiday season At this time of year, college students are...

Martin University Alumni Association calls for board chair’s resignation

Martin University alumni are calling for the resignation of the university board chair after being ā€œkept in the dark.ā€ Approximately two dozen members of the...

Built by us: Education decisions deserve more than spirited discussion

A major decision is approaching about the future of public education in Indianapolis. Much of the public conversation makes it sound simple ā€“ about numbers, funding, buildings, buses and efficiency....

Indianapolis Local Education Alliance backs plan to create new education authority to oversee IPS, charter schools

This story was originally published by Chalkbeat. In a move with potentially profound consequences for Indianapolis education, a state-backed task force has told lawmakers...

5 good things happening for Black kids

Here are some uplifting pieces of news about Black students in schools. Not gonna lie: writing about how Black children navigate the K-12 education system,...

Herron High School, Brebeuf Jesuit receive major funding for arts programming

The Lilly Endowment, Inc., recently awarded $460 million across 34 Marion County schools. Two of the recipients — Herron High School and Brebeuf Jesuit...

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