The district will honor late athletic director Paul Loggan, who died in 2020.
Category: Education
‘A huge relief:’ How Martin University’s free child care center supports student parents
Martin University’s drop-in child care program has been helping student parents since 2015.
Rebuilding Stronger and teacher pay are goals in new IPS budget
District leaders will meet twice in March to discuss their plans.
Indianapolis Public Schools newcomer program for English learners to merge with district schools
Indianapolis Public Schools will break up its newcomer program for English language learners who are new to the country.
Paramount gets first rezoning approval in fight to bring charter school to Washington Township
The new Girls IN STEM Academy faces opposition from Washington Township Schools ahead of fall opening
‘I knew I had to get help’: Young people talk about mental health
Over two dozen people advocated at the Statehouse this week for legislation.
Circle City Prep bake sale teaches entrepreneurship during Black History Month
This week’s sale draws inspiration from Georgia Gilmore, who sold baked goods to support the 1956 Montgomery bus boycott.
Controversial bill targeting academic tenure passes Indiana House
The bill, which aims to address the perception that colleges are too liberal, passed the House along party lines.
Indy-area educators prepare to hold back more third graders
A new bill could have an outsized impact in Marion County, where nearly a third of public school district students are failing an elementary school reading exam.
New electric buses coming to Indianapolis Public Schools
IPS will roll out the new vehicles over the next 18 months.


