Circle City Readers' literacy program is helping young readers in Marion County, but its future is at risk as pandemic-era funding runs out.

Nine civic and education leaders have been appointed to the Indianapolis Local Education Alliance, a new board that will plan how IPS and charter schools share facilities, transportation, and resources.

Some 2025 Indianapolis Public Schools graduates are choosing careers over college, thanks to hands-on training in the district’s automotive program.

Indianapolis Public Schools is surveying parents about student transportation needs to help guide the work of a new citywide education alliance.

An Indiana court ruled that IPS can sell one closed school to a nonprofit but must offer another to charter schools for $1 under a revised state law.

The IPS superintendent is appointing two parents to the board: one whose child attends a traditional IPS school, and one whose child attends a charter school that partners with the district.

The Indianapolis Local Education Alliance must meet by July 1 and produce a plan by the end of the year.

The stakes are higher than ever for the future of Indianapolis Public Schools. Two Indianapolis moms represent the heart of this conflict.

School choice supporters praised the legislation as a massive and long-overdue policy shift, as it will boost funding for students who attend public charter schools.

School districts are projected to lose a combined $744 million in property tax revenue if Senate Bill 1 is signed into law.