School start times will change for nearly all Indianapolis Public Schools. Before the changes are approved, the district is asking parents to complete a survey.

Indianapolis Public Schools is offering teachers $20,000 payments to retire, in a move that could cut costs amid a severe deficit.

In a stunning twist to a sluggish effort, Indianapolis Public Schools' bid for $725 million in tax hikes was brought to a halt Monday.

School start times for all Indianapolis Public Schools' students could change in the 2018-19 academic year as the district prepares for its new high school model.

The Indianapolis Public School administration pushed ahead with efforts to expand autonomous schools and partnerships with charter operators during Thursday's board meeting.

Indianapolis' largest school district cut about $211 million from its request for extra funding in a bid to win public support for the May ballot initiative.

With little public support and mounting criticism, Indianapolis' largest school district may scale back its nearly $1 billion request.

A member of the State Board of Education is calling on Indianapolis Public Schools to delay its request for a nearly $1 billion property tax hike for Center Township residents.

Michael O'Connor was unanimously voted in as the president of the Indianapolis Public Schools Board of Commissioners Monday night.

At Arlington High School, on Indianapolis' east side, more than 200 students -- including the entire junior class -- have yet to pass a standardized test required to earn a high school diploma. The staff goes to extreme measures to make sure all kids take the test.