Articles tagged as: Indianapolis Public Schools
June 10, 2019
IPS Office Working To Connect With Hard To Reach Families
Indianapolis Public Schools launched its Office of Family and Community Engagement several months ago to connect with hard to reach families.
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IPS Launches Free Summer Meals Program
IPS will provide free breakfast and lunch at 24 sites, including stops by the Bus Stop Cafe at several community locations.
Read MoreJune 5, 2019
Charter Schools Must Be 'Diligent' As Critics Increase, Former Mayor Bart Peterson Says
WFYI's Eric Weddle sat down with former Indianapolis Mayor Bart Peterson and asked why he championed the charter school law.
Read MoreJune 3, 2019
Shortridge's Next Principal Is Unknown, Parents And Teachers Are Asking Why
Several months after Shortridge High School Principal Shane ODay announced plans to leave, Indianapolis Public Schools is still on the hunt for a replacement.
Read MoreJune 3, 2019
IPS Accepting Questions For Superintendent Finalists
Public interviews begin at 5 p.m., June 18 at the district headquarters, 120 E. Walnut St. The school board hopes to name a new superintendent by the end of June.
Read MoreMay 30, 2019
IPS Settles 3 Civil Lawsuits In 2016 Sexual Abuse Case
Three confidential settlements connected to sexual abuse allegations were approved Thursday by the Indianapolis Public Schools Board.
Read MoreMay 29, 2019
IPS Holds Special Olympics Unified Games This Week
Fifteen Indianapolis Public Schools students are participating in the Special Olympics Unified Games this week.
Read MoreMay 28, 2019
DNR Receives Funding To Build Outdoor Classrooms For Indianapolis School
The new outdoor classrooms will be built at Wendell Phillips School 63 in Indianapolis.
Read MoreMay 28, 2019
IPS School Board Picks Superintendent Finalists In Secret, Public Interviews Set For Mid-June
Indianapolis Public Schools Board will hold public interviews for the next superintendent on June 18.
Read MoreMay 27, 2019
Providing Student Mental Health Services: A Tale Of Two Schools
After two school shootings last year, lawmakers named mental health services in schools a top priority. Many schools across the state say they need more: more counselors, therapists, funding and support.
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