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Why the Indianapolis teachers union opposes a proposed tax increase for city public schools
For the first time, IPS is not in control of the push to ask voters for a tax increase to support schools. And unlike with past ballot measures, the district would receive just half of the expected $95 million in annual revenue.
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We made a map of where IU, Purdue in Indianapolis are expanding
See how the campuses have changed since the IUPUI split in 2024.
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It’s been 2 years since IUPUI split. How are students feeling?
As Purdue and IU students head back to class, effects from the 2024 separation remain.
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Indianapolis Public Schools reverses no-zero grading policy
The change comes about six years after the no-zero policy was implemented and is largely due to teacher feedback.
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Former Tindley charter school network CEO, 2 others to pay nearly $1 million in restitution for fraud
Brian Metcalf will also serve over a year in prison. His fraud began just months after the Tindley network consolidated its five Indianapolis schools into three in 2019 amid financial struggles and low enrollment.
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Why this Indianapolis agency is paying people to become EMTs
The class helps people get a foot into healthcare without high costs.
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Free vaccines at westside school’s Cultural Carnival family night
This Wayne Township family night will feature free resources, games and live music.
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An eastside school embraced cell phones. Then Indiana banned them.
How Warren Central is getting by after its first month under Indiana’s cell phone ban.
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This construction program is helping grads level up in their careers
The BY Construction program was recently designated as a pre-apprenticeship program.
