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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...

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,...

Indiana cannot afford to lose Martin University — and we must be honest about why it happened.

When Martin University announced it would pause operations at the end of the semester, I felt the weight of that moment, and I know...

IU lecturer removed from class during intellectual diversity investigation

By ETHAN SANDWEISS, WFYI, WFIU A lecturer in the Indiana University School of Social Work has been removed from teaching one of her classes —...

IPS will hold public ā€œcommunity conversationsā€

Families, students, and staff to discuss the future of education in Indianapolis. By AMELIA PAK-HARVEY, Chalkbeat The meetings throughout November will allow participants to learn about...

Wayne Township Schools has found its next superintendent

By CARLEY LANICH, Mirror Indy Shenia Suggs will be the next superintendent of Wayne Township schools. The Wayne Township school board voted unanimously Monday on a...

‘There is magic at the table’: Changing school communities through food at A Longer Table

Restaurateur and philanthropist Martha Hoover is the visionary behind the well-known Cafe Patachou restaurant, ushering in a trend toward locally-sourced high quality foods. Hoover's values-driven...

‘There is magic at the table’: Martha Hoover on why she’s working to end food insecurity

Acclaimed restaurateur and philanthropist Martha Hoover believes hunger can be solved. On top of that, she believes her organization, A Longer Table, has begun...

Thriving in predominantly white schools: How Black families can support their middle and high school students

For many Black families in Indianapolis, the decision to send their child to a predominantly white middle or high school comes with both opportunity...

Andrew J. Brown Academy charter school celebrates new life in old IPS Forest Manor School

The former Forest Manor Middle School was once rich in resources: Two fountains flowed on either side of the building and the 5.5-acre campus...
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