Global Prep charter school’s middle grades will relocate to a new site near the Monon Trail. The school’s founder says she wants the move to give more access to dual language programs to Black families.
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IPS rescinds resolutions about undocumented students and floats new policy after Rokita ICE lawsuit
IPS is proposing a new student safety policy amid a legal battle with Attorney General Todd Rokita over immigration enforcement at schools. Here’s what it would entail.
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Butler University launches online master’s degree in Deaf education
The program is designed for educators who will work with deaf children and families.
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Warren Township exploring new ideas for changes to the fifth grade
The district may renovate or expand schools in the near future. Here’s why.
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Remember Martin Luther King Jr.’s legacy with IPS tribute
The Crispus Attucks event will feature performances and speakers.
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IU Indianapolis cancels annual Martin Luther King, Jr. dinner
The university’s Black Student Union criticized the decision.
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Learn English for free at Marian University this February
The classes will be from 6-8 p.m. on Tuesdays and Thursdays.
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Legislative proposal would create a new mayor-appointed board over Indianapolis schools and charter schools
The newly filed bill is largely similar to the recommendations of the Indianapolis Local Education Alliance, creating a nine-member board appointed by the mayor to oversee facilities, transportation, school performance, and more in Indianapolis public schools and charter schools.
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IPS bill watch: When to show up to the statehouse
A new bill would spell big changes for IPS.
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Martin University trustees announce college will close
They say the university will begin selling off assets.