Innovation Network Schools

The school focused on giving students study abroad experiences will close in summer 2024.

Just days before Indianapolis school leaders are expected to release the final proposal to overhaul the district, many community members remain critical of the plan that doesn’t specify how much this would cost the district, what it’ll do with closed buildings and the amount of money IPS would save long term.

The Indianapolis Public Schools Board of Commissioners will hold a unique session Thursday where only district staff and media will be allowed in the room due to concerns about the coronavirus.

Indianapolis Public Schools' administration wants to remove the leaders of two failing schools and replace them with independent operators because students struggled for too many years without academic results on par with other city schools.

Dozens of angry staff and family members of students from a Near Westside school spoke out at the Indianapolis Schools Board of Commissioners meeting Tuesday.

Indianapolis Public Schools granted its first renewal for an innovation network school and delayed a vote on approval for another operator.

Indianapolis Public Schools Board voted unanimously Thursday to not renew a contract with the for-profit operator of one of its innovation schools.

A study abroad program for Indianapolis Public Schools students will expand into a full-scale high school and move into the former Arlington Community High School building next year.

Indianapolis reform group The Mind Trust announced Thursday the next batch of educators for its school design fellowship.