Articles tagged as: Crispus Attucks High School
February 2, 2023
Some IPS students can earn college credit from Harvard
Some of the most prestigious higher institutions in the country are providing dual-credit instruction at no cost to juniors and seniors in the Indianapolis Public Schools district.
Read MoreJuly 19, 2022
Crispus Attucks high schoolers jumpstart health care careers
A program allows high school students to explore the health care field and even promises a job offer upon graduation.
Read MoreOctober 7, 2020
Indianapolis Program Connects High School Kids With Health Care Careers
Indianapolis Public Schools is partnering with Indiana University Health to launch a fellowship focused on health care at Attucks. The pilot program is an expansion of the district's health sciences pathway.
Read MoreSeptember 28, 2017
Familiar Faces Named As Principals For Revamped IPS High Schools
The Indianapolis Public Schools Board Thursday approved the hire of current principals to lead the four revamped high schools that will remain next year.
Read MoreMarch 26, 2017
Crispus Attucks Wins First State Title In 58 Years
In 1955 Crispus Attucks became the first all-black school in the nation to win a state title. They won again in 1956 and 1959. Jamal Harris' put-back with .9 seconds remaining gave the Tigers their first state championship since 1959 with a victory over Twin Lakes in Class 3A.
Read MoreDecember 20, 2016
Indy Council Presents WFYI, Ted Green With Resolution For Crispus Attucks Documentary
The Indianapolis City-County Council presented WFYI President Lloyd Wright and local filmmaker Ted Green with a special resolution Monday night for their combined work on "Attucks: The School That Opened a City."
Read MoreAugust 18, 2016
Separate But Excellent: History Of Crispus Attucks High School To Come To Life For Kids
A new curriculum guide designed to accompany the new documentary Attucks: The School That Opened a City -- about the legendary high school -- aims to bring to life the story of the school that was opened by Indianapolis Public Schools in 1927.
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