Leaders of Warren Township schools, Purdue Polytechnic schools and The Mind Trust will speak.
Category: Education
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Future of IPS hinges on possible tax increase proposed by a new corporation, not the school board
If voters don’t approve a tax measure to fund schools in November, the district will be in truly dire straits.
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Need a job? Check out these workshops in March
Martindale Brightwood Community Development Corp. is hosting the series.
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Rooted School Indy faces uncertain future
The charter school, going through renewal with the city, is pursuing a new authorizer.
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Get to know Warren Township elementary and middle schools
The far eastside district will have open houses at 13 schools March 9.
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Make plans for your summer at this IPS resource fair
Teens can learn about summer jobs at the 2026 Summer Resource & Wellness Fair.
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Indianapolis charter school focused on students with autism to acquire shuttered IPS building
Indianapolis Public Schools will sell the former Raymond Brandes School 65 building to Dynamic Minds Academy for $1.
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Indiana Senate sends ‘bell-to-bell’ school cellphone ban to governor
Cellphones could soon be sidelined for the entire school day in Indiana classrooms — rather than just during instructional time.
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Purdue in Indy leans into sports, hospitality with new degreesÂ
New programs include a bachelor’s degree in hospitality and a master’s in athletic training.
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As lawmakers push to unify operations for Indianapolis schools, charters could get an edge
In a looming shakeup of Indianapolis schools, charters could have a long-term advantage. But the size of that advantage could depend on decisions by a new public corporation lawmakers are poised to establish.