Jeff Butts will step down in January to take a role with a state superintendents association.
Category: Education
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Indianapolis education alliance says it stands ready to collaborate
Lasting divisions may pose a challenge to the group’s study of Indy’s public schools
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‘We’re all in’: New charter school given green light to open in Indy
Chicago-based Legal Prep Charter Academy is making plans to open in fall 2026.
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Schools assess fallout after lawmakers snub bills on student mental health
Indiana legislators this year left several bills on the table that sought to address student mental health, bullying, and counselor shortages.
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Indiana’s public colleges and universities agree to tuition freeze
All 15 of Indiana’s public colleges and universities have agreed to freeze tuition and mandatory fees for in-state undergraduate students, Gov. Mike Braun’s announced Tuesday.
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Get free career help at Martin University every week this summer
From 1-4 p.m. Tuesdays and Thursdays, you can get one-on-one career coaching.
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Learn about health care careers at June 26 job fair
The fair will have information about careers including nurse assistants and caregivers.
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Legal Prep Charter Academy wants to bring a new high school to Indy
If granted a charter, the Chicago-based school could open an Indy campus next year.
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What (little) we know about Brian Eagle, IU’s third new trustee
Attention has largely been paid to Jim Bopp Jr. and Sage Steele.
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What will falling property tax revenue mean for Marion County school districts?
Though schools got a bump in state funding, educators are bracing for change under this year’s property tax reform.
