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My voice is enough: A mother’s courage to advocate

I am a Black woman, blessed with the gift of motherhood. I am sometimes shy though I am always emboldened to speak up for...

The Mind Trust responds to the passage of HB 1423

Today’s passage of HB 1423 is a groundbreaking win for Indianapolis students. The bill creates a roadmap for ensuring a sustainable, high-quality system of...

IPS launches community conversationsĀ 

Ā Indianapolis Public Schools (IPS) is initiating a series of Community Conversations in June 2025 to engage families, staff and community members in discussions about...

ā€˜We need your voice’: ICPE Day of Action rallies to keep education public in IndianaĀ 

During the Indiana Coalition for Public Education's (ICPE) Day of Action, Indiana residents gathered at the Statehouse to advocate for public education.  The event brought...

IPS unveils 2025 legislative prioritiesĀ 

Indianapolis Public Schools (IPS) announced its comprehensive legislative agenda for 2025, including key priorities aimed to strengthen public education and student outcomes.  The 2025 General...

What does the future hold for a kid who goes to IPS next year? A world of opportunities.

Last month, I received a text from a student I taught more than a decade ago: ā€œYou had faith in me when I didn’t...

The problem with our schools

The problem with our schools is that we have yet to acknowledge the real problem. The schools are merely a reflection of our society...

Stand and deliver: Parents petition IPS for equity in education

Parents, families and Stand for Children Indiana presented a petition requesting that theĀ IPSĀ Board of School Commissioners focus on growing top schools for Black and brown students at a press conference on Wednesday, Feb. 7, 2024.

Teacher diversity remains a problem in Indiana. Educators of color highlight potential solutions

By KIRSTEN ADAIR Teachers in IndianaĀ are much more whiteĀ than the students they teach – about 92 percent compared to around 65 percent, according to the Indiana...

The EduVerse with ProfessorJBA: We can’t keep doing school business as usual; it’s time to reimagine education

Retired educator, Aaron Fernander, would often quote to us in staff meetings, ā€œTeach the children!ā€ He didn’t want us focused on anything other than...
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