Indy Chamber says Indianapolis Public Schools can create $477 million in savings through a combination of deep cost-cutting by eliminating staff, services and closing schools over the next eight years plus leasing Broad Ripple high school to charter school operators.

The school says more than 86,000 donors gave $451.5 million during the 2017-18 year that ended June 30.

Committee members will hear public comment on the issue this week as they begin the process of forming the list of indicators.

Jay School Corporation Superintendent Jeremey Gulley says the district is starting the process of deciding who will be able to use the firearms.

The set of houses in the Educators’ Village fall under affordable housing guidelines, meaning the area’s median income limits who can buy them.

In a video update shared online, Gov. Eric Holcomb said the state will provide metal detector wands at no cost to every school that requests them.

It’s the second round offered by the Lilly Endowment, specifically for counseling support.

Indy Chamber wants Indianapolis Public Schools to make "significant changes" to reduce spending on facilities, transportation, and other areas.

To get a license in Indiana, teachers first need to have suicide prevention training, but lawmakers are expanding those efforts.

Le Boler, a top Indianapolis Public Schools official and one of Superintendent Lewis Ferebee’s closest advisors, left the district last week.