The district is seeking students, parents and community members to join focus groups.
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Indiana won’t give new child care vouchers until 2027
The state stopped issuing new vouchers last December, and nearly 31,000 children were on the waitlist as of September.
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What’s new with the Indianapolis Local Education Alliance?
Here’s where you can learn more about the alliance and the future of Indy education.
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IPS changes Office of Racial Equity amid national backlash to DEI
Although equity has been a cornerstone of Superintendent Aleesia Johnson’s tenure, the under-the-radar change comes amid a backlash to equity initiatives locally and nationwide.
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How to get free job training at these Indy community organizations
Learn construction or commercial driving through these programs funded by United Way.
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Indianapolis Public Schools considers selling John Marshall school building for $350,000
The plan to sell roughly 16 acres of the former John Marshall school is part of a process to dispose of the nearly 40-acre site in three separate parcels.
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IPS considers selling fine art collection to support arts education
The proposed deal would bring art out of storage for public display.
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Get help with your resume at the Damien Center Oct. 29
The event is free and you do not have to be a Damien Center client to attend.
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What can Indianapolis schools learn from D.C. and Denver?
Presenters from D.C. and Denver told the Indianapolis Local Education Alliance about how their school systems work during Wednesday’s meeting. The ILEA has until the end of the year to make recommendations for the future of Indianapolis schools.
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Explore health care careers at this Lawrence Central event
Black Men in White Coats seeks to get Black youth interested in medical professions.
