Fourth graders can tour and meet staff at Creston, Raymond Park and Stonybrook schools
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Bethel Park building to become a Victory College Prep high school
It’s part of VCP’s big plans for growing enrollment, staff and services on the southeast side.
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Free pre-K for everyone? An Indy lawmaker wants to make it happen.
Despite setbacks this year, Democrat Blake Johnson says he’ll keep trying.
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Indianapolis councilors still considering new city education fund
An Indy councilor said he won’t rush proposals that have drawn scrutiny from some advocates.
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Know a teen looking for a summer job? Kids ready for camp?
Summer break will be here before we know it. IPS’ resource fair has ideas to keep kids busy.
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Some IPS teachers will be assigned to multiple schools next year
Parents worry the change signals a break from promises to expand music and art programs.
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IPS calls for pause on new schools as bill on sharing tax revenue advances
The statement from the school board last week also calls for a limit on the ability of authorizers to allow new charter schools to open.
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Where education funding stands at the midpoint of the Indiana legislative session
Indiana House lawmakers on Thursday approved their version of the next state budget, sending the proposal to the Senate to consider how to shape education funding for the next two years.
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Legislation to rewrite charter school funding in Indiana advances
Senate Bill 518 would require school districts like IPS to share revenue from property tax levies with charter schools.
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The IPS funding fight heats up as Black leaders call for more transparency
The Mind Trust and IPS have been meeting about how to fund charter, district schools.
