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Future of property tax revenue for IPS and charter schools fuels intense debate

By MJ Slaby and Amelia Pak-Harvey Discussion of legislation that would require Indianapolis Public Schools to share property tax revenue with charter schools dominated the roughly two...

Lawrence Township plans Afrocentric school despite concerns on finances and equity

This story was originally posted on Chalkbeat. The Metropolitan School District of Lawrence Township plans to revive a former middle school that was once shuttered...

Teachers toss their lesson plans, give students the floor to grapple with Trump win

This story was originally published by Chalkbeat. Sign up for their newsletters at ckbe.at/newsletters In collaboration with the Headway Election Challenge from The New York...

2024 election: Indianapolis-area students cast votes in mock classroom elections

This story was originally published by Chalkbeat. Sign up for their newsletters atĀ ckbe.at/newsletters. With ā€œThe Star Spangled Bannerā€ playing, students in Monica PoncĆ©'s class...

Whatā€™s next for the proposed new Indiana high school diplomas that focus on workplace readiness

Hoosiers still have time to weigh in on the stateā€™s proposals for new high school diploma requirements as the Indiana State Board of Education...

IPS announces new principal at School 87 after fallout from abuse allegations against teacher

Indianapolis Public Schools has hired a new principal at George Washington Carver School 87 following an outcry over the schoolā€™s culture and administratorsā€™ handling of allegations that...

Tindley Accelerated Schoolsā€™ former CEO is charged with defrauding the charter network

ByĀ Aleksandra Appleton and Amelia Pak-Harvey The former CEO of an Indianapolis charter network is accused of defrauding its schools by working with two other individuals...

Indiana expands tutoring grants to more students and increases the maximum state funding

By JADE THOMAS Indiana is expanding its grant program for tutoring that it launched last fall to cover middle school students, as well as...

How Indiana plans to boost pre-K enrollment without increasing state funding

By BARB BERGGOETZ Indiana will not increase state funding for its youngest learners in the next two years, but thanks to federal stimulus funds, has...

Fewer than one-third of IPS students meet growth targets for math

Only 39% of Indianapolis Public Schools students met expectations for growth in English last fall, and just 31% met them in math, test results...
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