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Category: Education
Lawmakers throw cold water on major property tax reform – for now
Indiana school districts rely on property taxes to supplement funding for salaries, programs, construction and safety projects.
Lawrence Township board approves raises for teachers and administrators
The school board voted to give the district’s teachers a 4.5% raise and administrators a 3.5% raise.
Commission for Higher Education recommends cutting financial aid awards
Thousands of Indiana students could see lower state college financial aid under a recommendation approved by the Commission for Higher Education Nov. 14.
Arsenal Tech students catch the teaching bug at area preschools
Indianapolis needs more trained preschool teachers. Could this new apprenticeship help?
These college students run a restaurant — for class
Ivy Tech’s Courses Restaurant gives students experience in all aspects of the restaurant business, from preparing the meals to serving them.
IPS board to fill vacant position after vice president Kenneth Allen resigns
Although Allen lost his reelection bid, Indianapolis Public Schools board members must now appoint a new member to serve for the remainder of the year.
Astin Vick joins the Perry Township school board
Astin Vick won election as a write-in candidate and will join the board in January. She’ll replace incumbent Steven Johnson.
Volunteer mentors help Wayne Township students learn to read
The district is looking for more volunteers to read one-on-one with students each week.
IPS Board member Kenneth Allen resigns, sworn in as Center Township constable
Kenneth Allen resigned from the Indianapolis Public Schools Board Friday evening, just days after losing his reelection bid and minutes after being sworn in as the new Center Township constable.


