Those who run Teacher Prep Academy hope that it can help address the ongoing teacher shortage by preparing high school students to enter the profession.
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Over $3 million for Perry teachers’ bonus pay at risk after losing federal grant
Through the funding, the district hoped to retain effective teachers, address learning gaps, and narrow achievement gaps.
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How Wayne Township helps immigrant teachers get certified in Indiana
An adult education program aims to help reduce underemployment among immigrants.
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IPS employees can get free health care at this eastside clinic
The clinic at Howe Middle School has served hundreds of employees in its first few months.
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Indy educators can catch discounted sports at Teacher Appreciation Night
The Indianapolis Indians and Indy Ignite will offer deals under $30 on these nights.
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Teachers union wants a freeze on new charter contracts. Some parents disagree.
A petition from the Indianapolis teachers union, which collected over 1,200 signatures, calls for a pause on charter schools’ growth in the city.
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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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Warren Township seeking teachers in upcoming hiring fair
The district is seeking teachers for next school year. Here’s how to get an interview.
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Minimum teacher salaries: Nearly all Indianapolis school districts offer over $50,000
The contracts for this school year come as lawmakers push for a higher minimum state teacher salary in a bid to make teaching a more attractive career.
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Q&A: IPS teacher on why middle school math looks different today
Ella Hereth teaches her students to think rather than just copy what teachers are doing.