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Classes were cancelled Thursday, Nov. 12 at the charter network’s elementary, middle and high school because many teachers called off in an apparent protest.
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Indianapolis Public Schools wants Indiana lawmakers to close a $24 million special education funding gap in the state's next two-year budget.
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The majority of the 38 school districts seeking a property tax increase won their ballot measure on Tuesday. Budget cuts could be in store for the 12 that did not.
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Philip Holden’s conviction follows guilty pleas from school founder Thomas Stoughton and former superintendent Percy Clark in a multimillion-dollar scheme.
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Purdue University’s board of trustees voted to approve Jay B. Silveria, a retired U.S. Air Force lieutenant general, as the university’s next president on Thursday.
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The Indianapolis Public Schools superintedent expects to close schools despite passage of a referendum in the November election that will raise property taxes for the district.
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There were 31 seats open seats across 10 school boards in Marion County.
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The five new candidates represent a majority of the school board, which will lose substantial power over district buildings, finances and transportation in the coming years.
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The ballot measure to generate an additional $95 million in property taxes for IPS and charter schools with about 63% of the vote.
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Enrollment for Indianapolis Public Schools dropped by 8%, while Wayne Township experienced the highest decline out of Marion County’s township districts.