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How a field trip focused on listening skills builds a foundation for middle school
Indiana law no longer requires teachers to train in social emotional learning or restorative justice, but educators and advocates still see positive results from the practices.
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With IPS’ future in limbo, trustees begin to weigh in
As charter advocates call for change, the IPS board is putting together its own recommendations.
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‘I’m so ready’: Eastside parents embrace Warren school changes
Fifth graders could move back to elementaries next school year. Here’s what parents think.
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Could your Warren Township student go to a different school next year?
Here’s what to know about possible changes coming to eastside elementary and middle schools.
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How does this acclaimed Indiana charter school keep halls calm? Suspending students
A WFYI analysis of 2024-2025 state data shows that Paramount schools suspended students with disabilities about three times more often than the state average.
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How two brothers landed as neighboring principals in their hometown district
The brothers spoke about their childhood in Lawrence Township, the power of listening to student feedback, why seventh and eighth grade are “wonder years,” and how they approach school leadership.
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Girls IN STEM Academy moves into new home on Indy’s northwest side
The charter school opened in a temporary location last year following neighbors’ protests.
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How a major investment in STEM will support IPS middle schoolers
Kids at Arlington and William Penn middle schools are about to learn more firsthand from people working in STEM.
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Photos: Fifth graders say goodbye to elementary school
See the scenes they captured on their last field trip together and learn about their middle-school hopes and fears.
