School board candidates in Indiana could choose to run as Democrats or Republicans under a bill that could soon head to Gov.
A bill related to sharing resources between IPS and charters died in the first half of the legislative session. It's back now ...
As a proud product of three Indianapolis public school systems and as a mother of three children navigating the overwhelming, ...
A new legislative proposal wouldn't force Indianapolis Public Schools and the charter schools continually cropping up ...
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Lawmakers revive plan that could lead to IPS sharing buildings and buses with charter schoolsA proposal could lead to Indianapolis Public Schools sharing its school buildings and transportation systems with local ...
The new legislative proposal would push city and state collaboration on Indianapolis Public Schools as the district faces ...
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The Indianapolis teachers union wants a freeze on new charter contracts. Some parents disagree.The Indianapolis Education Association presented the IPS school board with a petition of over 1,200 signatures on Thursday ...
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IPS school board passes $472 million operating budget amid uncertainty over funding from stateThe Indianapolis Public Schools board approved a $472 million operating budget for next school year amid great uncertainty ...
The fight for public education is not against each other and which type of school we choose to send our children.
Dr. Lori Hart, IPS Counseling Coordinator, says it's always good to find a balance between leisure and learning.
Indiana receives millions of federal dollars to support schools, but President Trump's desire to dismantle the federal agency puts that funding into question.
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