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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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Marion County Election Board removes Lindsey Cornett from IPS school board ballot after challenge
The board allowed her opponent Chris Bultman to remain in the race, saying his record met the requirements.
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Confusion on partisan school board law puts two IPS candidates’ spots at risk
Both candidates running for the District 4 seat are now being challenged, in part, because they both filed to run as Democrats.
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IPS board candidate fights a challenge to remove her from ballot
Lindsey Cornett, a candidate for the District 4 seat on the Indianapolis Public Schools board, is fighting a challenge to her eligibility to run.
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5 takeaways from Chalkbeat’s panel on Indiana’s changes to school board elections and referendums
The upcoming election season will ask Indiana voters to make critical decisions about how schools are funded and who sits on local school boards.
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Indianapolis Public Schools board taps Chris Bultman to represent District 4
Bultman will serve through January, when the newly elected District 4 representative will be sworn in.
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Marion County school board elections: Tell us what you want to know
It’s the first time school board candidates can declare a political party affiliation on the 2026 ballot
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Here are the 14 candidates running for the Indianapolis Public Schools Board in 2026
Candidates vying for the seats include incumbents, district parents, educators, charter school staffers and an originator of Indiana’s charter school law.
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Allissa Impink to resign from IPS board, leaving 5 of 7 board seats up for election on November ballots
It is shaping up to be a key election for the board as the district faces financial challenges and a loss in power due to the new Indianapolis Public Education Corporation.
