Articles tagged as: Marion County Schools
October 10, 2024
Indianapolis school leader suspended over sexually explicit email
Ryan Gall was suspended for two weeks this spring after the Victory College Prep charter school board learned of an email he sent two years ago.
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Beech Grove school board election: Who’s running and how to vote
There are 5 candidates for 4 seats up for election on the board for the district in Marion County.
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5 candidates in race for 4 seats on Pike Township school board
The Pike Township candidates will want to balance district finances with the need to address academics and learning loss.
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Candidates face no competition for 3 Washington Township school board seats
Three seats on the MSD of Washington Township School board are open — District 1, District 3 and at-large — and none are contested.
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4 candidates in race for 3 at-large seats on the Wayne Township school board
The Wayne Township candidates want to use limited funding wisely and support students.
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Franklin Township school board election: 2 candidates for 2 seats
The Franklin Township candidates agree budgetary issues and increasing community support are areas of focus in the coming years.
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5 candidates running for 4 seats on Warren Township school board
One newcomer is entering the Warren Township school board race this year as four incumbents look to secure their reelections.
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Perry school board election: Who’s running and how to vote
There are just 3 candidates for 4 seats up for election on the board for the district in South Marion County.
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Decatur Township school board election: Who’s running and how to vote
Two current Decatur Township school board members are unopposed for their seats this election.
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Your guide to 2024 school board elections in Marion County
Here's everything you need to know about the school board elections across Indianapolis from the most crowded ballots to the districts where every candidate vying for a seat will win.
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