The first big test for both the corporation and the district will be a crucial $95 million referendum.
Category: Education
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Eastsiders can learn more about Warren Central at upcoming open house
Middle schoolers can meet teachers, tour classrooms and visit athletic facilities.
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Nuisance or historic landmark? Former IPS School 18 eyed for demolition
Bates-Hendricks neighbors complain of vandalism at the 125-year-old southside building.
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IPS school board candidates raise over $150,000 from political action groups
In total, the candidates raised more than $257,000 with about 22% coming from individual contributions.
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Q&A: Aleesia Johnson talks referendum, budget cuts, IPS’ future
The IPS chief sat down with Mirror Indy to answer big questions facing Indy schools.
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“What party are you?” Indiana law transformed school board races
School board candidates may now list a party affiliation on the ballot. Here’s how that’s impacting Goshen.
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Fewer Indiana students are missing school, but high schoolers are still absent the most
The state average is now 14.9% of students chronically absent for the 2025-26 school year.
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How much money will charters get in the Indy schools referendum?
You asked, and we answered your questions about the Indy referendum.
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Eastern Star to withdraw wrecking permit for Martin University church
Demolition for the former church building has been on hold since mid-August.
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Indianapolis Public Education Corporation to consider $3.2 million budget for 2027
The new agency will take control of the buildings and implement a unified transportation plan for both district and charter schools in 2028.
