The elementary school is the first of its kind in the state of Indiana, providing its students with performing arts training that crosses over into the classroom.
Category: Education
Indianapolis Public Schools board denounces bill to dissolve district in shift to charters
At its first meeting Jan. 7, Indianapolis Public Schools’ new board expressed opposition to proposed legislation that would dissolve the district.
Indy Pride offers career fair and prep sessions
Indy Pride will hold prep sessions Jan. 11-12 to help job seekers get ready for the Jan. 16 career fair.
Legislation would dissolve IPS, four other school districts
The bill proposes converting 50 schools in the Indianapolis Public Schools district into charter schools.
Learn to share the road at a free Bike Indianapolis class Jan. 25
“Riding Bikes and Driving Safe” will offer tips to drivers and cyclists. Plus, freebies.
Share a meal and swap resources on the National Day of Racial Healing
The Peace Learning Center will host a lunch and resource swap Jan. 21 at The Block Bistro & Grill.
How La Plaza helps eastside teens plan for their future
Tu Futuro provides college prep for Latino teens as soon as they start high school.
CAFE to host panel on current issues in public education
Topics include IREAD, absenteeism and high school graduation requirements.
Indiana graduation rates reach record high
The latest graduation rates are the highest in a decade, with increases across Black, Hispanic, and English language learner students.
Ivy Tech auto students hope EV skills will help their careers
Ivy Tech’s classes are filling a demand for technicians trained to fix electric and hybrid cars.


