The Indianapolis Public Schools (IPS) district has adopted a swath of racial equity policies and paid over $1.3 million to a ...

Indianapolis Public Schools board meeting dominated by debate over Senate Bill 518, which would require IPS to share property tax revenue with charter schools.

James Betley served as the board's executive director and general counsel for nearly a decade. The director at Trine ...

IPS community members turned out in a big way to show either their support or disagreement over sharing property tax funds ...

The latest partisan school boards bill moving through the Indiana statehouse allows — but does not require — school board ...

Trump is not immune to political pressure, and neither are his congressional enablers. The more unpopular Trump's agenda ...

Charters paying big busing bills while families forced to carpool want the state, districts to take on what they call an ‘equity issue.’ ...

While prosecution for parents of chronically absent students remains rare in Indiana, its threat is causing frustration, ...

Virtual schools would receive a boost in funding under the proposed state budget. But they could receive even more if ...

Indiana receives millions of federal dollars to support schools, but President Trump's desire to dismantle the federal agency puts that funding into question.

Senate Bill 518 endangers this choice. By requiring the sharing of property tax funds with charter schools, it would cost the ...