The Indiana State Teachers Association said the expansion funnels public funds “to those who can already afford private schools.”
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Franklin Township: Board member did not joke about sex offenders
What did Larry Walker mean when he said “I live far enough away” during May meeting?
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Central Library will close public computer lab June 1
The public will lose access to about 20 computers on the library’s first floor, which will be converted to offices.
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More IPS high schoolers will gain seamless admission to IU Indianapolis
The university will waive admissions fees and transcript requests for these Indy students.
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Indiana tells schools to ignore LGBTQ student protections as Title IX fight begins
The legal and political fight is already causing divisions in Indiana’s K-12 education
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Here’s where IPS families can get free meals this summer
IPS is announcing dates and locations for its annual summer meal program. The service provides free lunch to students throughout the summer through a combination of school locations and planned Bus Stop Cafe food bus visits. Meals will be served Monday through Friday from June 3 to July 19, except for at the Arsenal Tech, […]
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School gardening club harvests its fields
The gardening club at Indianapolis Public Schools district’s Meredith Nicholson School 96 harvested its fields Monday.
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Rooted School Indianapolis celebrates first graduating class
The Class of 2024 led the school’s emphasis on technology education and dual college credit
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See the joy of Indy students learning to play the ukulele
One of their favorite songs is “Riptide” by Vance Joy. But kids learn more than music at this El Sistema Indianapolis program.
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Butler is adding a bachelor’s degree in nursing to address shortage
About 50 students will join the inaugural class in fall 2025.
