By closing under-enrolled schools and reconfiguring others, the district is bringing classes like music and Algebra I to the middle school level.
Category: Education
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Support local students at their school holiday shows
These shows are either free or low-cost and include bands, show choirs and orchestras performing your favorite winter bops.
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Ivy Tech plans to move library across campus in 2025
Some students say the decision to move the library was made without adequate input or transparency.
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Learn how to swim at free Sigma Gamma Rho event
Sigma Gamma Rho wants to help dispel fears about swimming, particularly for Black and Latino children.
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IPS students leave Broad Ripple Middle School after rocky opening
Parents who were once excited about the reopening have since complained about a chaotic environment and lack of communication from staff.
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IPS board renews agreements with six Innovation Network schools
The Indianapolis Public Schools board approved renewal of agreements with six schools in the district’s autonomous Innovation Network.
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Demand for student apprenticeships is growing. Will Indy businesses step up?
EmployIndy works with schools to make sure students find meaning in job training.
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What happens to Indiana tutoring programs when federal funds expire?
Programs that have helped students recover from COVID-related learning loss could end if Indiana lawmakers don’t make room for them in the state budget.
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T.C. Howe middle schoolers need your help for food drive
The students are collecting non-perishable and canned food items.
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It’s FAFSA time again. What you need to know.
Create your online Federal Student Aid account as soon as possible.
