Gov. Mike Pence promised to expand opportunities for charter schools in speech Tuesday July 28th at the Indianapolis conference of a private charter school company.

The new principal at a pivotal elementary in Indianapolis Public Schools been replaced a month before classes begin. Marlon Llewellyn was set to lead the first IPS "Innovation" school -- the former Francis Scott Key Elementary School 103 on the Far East Side -- but instead Agnes Aleobua, former a principal at Fall Creek Academy, will take the role.

Today Arlington Community High School officially becomes an Indianapolis Public School -- again -- three years since the state took control of it due to chronic failure and hired a charter school company to run it. Now, the question for many in the community is: can IPS remake Arlington into a new, successful 7-12th grade school despite its past?