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Indianapolis Public Schools is introducing changes aimed to bring more diverse academic programming and extracurricular activities to more students across the district.
IPS embarks on the second phase of its Rebuilding Stronger plan next year, when it will break up K-8 schools and adopt new enrollment policies.
The switch to state voucher funding for the district’s prekindergarten program is one of several changes that IPS and other school districts will have to make as federal pandemic relief funds expire.
Families must apply for the state’s prekindergarten voucher in order to qualify for a pre-K seat — even if they’re not eligible for the state aid.
The charter school on the west side of Indianapolis opened in 2018 but struggled with enrollment.