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Ten school districts in the county have school board seats up for election. Read our voter guides for candidates’ responses to our surveys in partnership with Chalkbeat Indiana and Mirror Indy.
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Four candidates are running for three school board seats on the Pike Township school board. Read what candidates say about communicating with the community and addressing financial stewardship.
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Pike Township parents pressed the school board for answers on its culture-survey letter Thursday night but board members didn't address it. And the board president wouldn't say whether the superintendent is on leave.
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The Pike Township school board released a letter describing a survey that found 93% of respondents called district leadership “autocratic,” but the board didn’t say who was surveyed or who is responsible.
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A monthslong, contentious search for a Pike Township co-athletic director — which saw one recommended hire withdraw amid online backlash. Days after a town hall meant to explain the process a board member's mailbox was vandalized.
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The major dates for all Marion County school districts and links to each district 2025-26 academic calendar.
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School districts are projected to lose a combined $744 million in property tax revenue if Senate Bill 1 is signed into law.
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Indianapolis Public Schools, which has been at the center of legislative debates, sent out an alert Sunday evening of a sudden shift to asynchronous learning for Monday.
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Astin Vick won election as a write-in candidate and will join the board in January.
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The Pike Township candidates will want to balance district finances with the need to address academics and learning loss.