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.
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How youth are improving quality of life in Martindale Brightwood
Kids and teens are leading efforts to get more young people involved with community improvement projects.
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Kids can get free books at UIndy event Feb. 28
Attendees can also meet local authors and see theater performances.
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IPS elementary parents worry about budget cuts
Parents have heard more art, music, gym and computer science teachers could split time between schools
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Monarca Academy expands to high school with boost from $2 million grant
The school, which attracts mostly Latino families, encourages students to embrace their cultural heritage.
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How to work at Warren Township schools
The eastside district will interview for openings during its Teacher Hiring Fair.
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Here is what’s next for UIndy Online, Sease Institute program
New UIndy Online dean Yimin Wang is leading the way.
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Ivy Tech is getting a mission makeover. Here’s what could change
Legislation would reshape Ivy Tech Community College governance, add workforce-focused board expertise and require research aligning degrees with employer needs.
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Martin University campus is for sale
The campus and several surrounding residential properties are listed for $3.5 million.
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Warren Township delays move of 5th graders into elementary schools
Here’s why the 9 elementary schools will become K-5 buildings in the 2027-28 school year.