education

America will celebrate 250 years this July 4, but what does that mean for Black Americans?  Anniversaries are a time for reflection — a chance...

Out-of-school suspensions at one Indianapolis middle school have fallen by 95% over the past four years as some students increasingly turn to mediation and...

This story was originally published in Chalkbeat Indiana. Chris Bultman will be the newest member of the Indianapolis Public Schools Board of Commissioners. He will...

Stacey Abrams is a nationally recognized voting rights activist, bestselling author and former member of the Georgia House of Representatives. Abrams, who previously shared...

Founded by two Black male educators, The Dad Difference has a mission to help fathers get more involved in their child’s school. Only 9.5% of all principals were Black in 2020-21, according to the National Center for Education (NCES). And Black men...

It is the eve of Juneteenth, and I am listening to Attorney Fay Williams teach history on Indianapolis radio, AM 1310. The first Black woman...

He’s there for you every day, playing with you, tucking you into bed, teaching you to do fun things, helping you. He and Grandpa,...

The Indianapolis Urban League hosted a community meeting to discuss the New Indiana Diploma requirements for graduation on June 10 at the Madam Walker...

Mayor Joe Hogsett and members of the Indianapolis City-County Council have introduced a $19.49 million fiscal package aimed at supporting public safety, infrastructure, housing stability and...

Summer in Indianapolis is defined by the rhythm of bouncing basketballs and the acoustic squeak of sneakers on the hardwood. Now, two local organizations join forces...