Lawmakers and city councilors will discuss changes in education law that could impact families.
Category: Education
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Warren Township schools offering tips for multilingual families
Parents can learn about language testing and more in this upcoming virtual meeting.
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Indianapolis Public Schools would lose power over buildings, transportation in new bill
House Bill 1501 would create two boards to manage transportation and facilities for Indianapolis Public Schools starting in 2026, making these assets available for sharing with charter schools.
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As Bethel Park Elementary fights to stay open, another charter seeks to buy its building
Bethel Park Elementary School in southeast Indianapolis faces the potential loss of its charter as another charter school moves to buy its building.
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Mirror Indy’s guide to free adult education in Indianapolis
You can earn your high school diploma, learn English or work toward a career certificate.
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Where to watch IPS’ MLK Day tribute
The event, featuring speeches and musical performances, will be broadcast on WFYI-1 and IPS’ Youtube channel.
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Kids at this west side school have new access to the library
Enlace Academy is the latest to distribute IndyPL’s eResource Card to students
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Purdue adds 6 Indianapolis academic programs for fall 2025
The new programs, including two bachelor’s degrees, launch fall 2025.
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13 ways to celebrate Martin Luther King Jr. Day in Indianapolis
Explore museums for free, pack breakfast kits for kids or go for a hike.
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IPS offers FAFSA workshops to boost financial aid support
IPS will offer at least three workshops at each of its four public high schools this spring.
