The final count is in and Indianapolis Public Schools served more meals this fall break than last year. The district served a total of 6,344 free meals to children over the past two weeks.
Nichelle Hayes, Special Collections Librarian for The Indianapolis Public Library's Center for Black Literature & Culture, has spent almost a year preparing for the grand opening of the new space. The center celebrates the African diaspora.
The Choice program at Arsenal Technical High School appeals to students because of the flexibility, the different styles of learning, and the staff.
The IPS Board of School Commissioners chooses the new principals of the district's high schools. Those leaders will immediately begin staffing their schools for next year.
The playground for students at School 109 is the 10th the Indianapolis Colts have built for an IPS school. This build also include a track and several other fun amenities.
Kathleen Rauth, 2018 IPS Teacher of the Year and media specialist at Center for Inquiry School 27 and School 2, offers tips and books to help learn about bullying and to begin to make positive changes.
Andre Jones, a 1981 Arlington High School graduate, says "trade" classes gave him the skills needed to start his own business.
Indianapolis Public Schools is pleased to announce Ahmed Young as its new Chief of Staff, which includes serving as general counsel for the district.
October is a busy month for the winner and nine finalists of the 2018 Teacher of the Year program as district leaders, staff and community supporters honor their talent, hard work and dedication to educating our scholars.
Indianapolis Public Schools has received a grant in the amount of $2,871,400 from Lilly Endowment Inc. as part of the Comprehensive Counseling Initiative for Indiana K-12 Students.
