Career and Technical Education programs across the state are preparing to offer in-person classes to high school students in July. It could be the first time students take classes in a school building since they were closed in March due to the pandemic.

Many worry about how to pay for some of the changes, and whether or not all of them will be needed or possible in different parts of the state.

Indianapolis Public Schools announced a series of public forums to discuss the closure of four schools in July and August.

A proposal to remake secondary education in Indianapolis will leave only four high schools near the city center and give students the choice to attend one of more than 12 career-focused programs divided among the remaining schools.