A Republican lawmaker is seeking to block local zoning rules that could hinder new charter school openings.
Category: Education
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Misleading texts sent to Indy residents seek to divide IPS parents
Multiple parents say their words have been taken out of context to advance an unknown cause.
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This new club at IU Indy wants Muslim students to speak out
Students launch Indiana Muslim Advocacy Network chapter by testifying against voter ID bill.
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Teachers union wants a freeze on new charter contracts. Some parents disagree.
A petition from the Indianapolis teachers union, which collected over 1,200 signatures, calls for a pause on charter schools’ growth in the city.
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IPS students speak out amid debate over school funding
Teens worry about funding for popular programs if state lawmakers divide school budgets.
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IPS school board passes $472 million budget amid uncertainty over state funding
District leaders caution that spending amounts may change if state lawmakers ultimately pass bills that limit revenue sources.
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Take free citizenship, English classes through Burmese institute
Burmese American Community Institute’s 11-week classes have morning and evening sessions.
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Once an Olympic hopeful, Marian’s new coach leads team to title
Marian University track coach Katie Wise is the first woman to lead a college men’s track team to a national indoor title.
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IPS parents feel uncertainty as lawmakers consider changes to school funding
District officials say school closures, staff cuts and transportation changes on the table.
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Learn more about Warren Township middle schools at this event
Fourth graders can tour and meet staff at Creston, Raymond Park and Stonybrook schools
