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Indiana lawmakers consider program that sends free books to young children - Vimarsana News

Indiana lawmakers consider program that sends free books to young children

As part of his proposed two-year budget, Gov. Eric Holcomb wants to offer Dolly Parton's Imagination Library program to all Hoosier children statewide.

IPS board to vote on controversial referendum Saturday - Vimarsana News

IPS board to vote on controversial referendum Saturday

The seven-member IPS board of commissioners is set to vote at a 10 a.m. public meeting Saturday at the Madam Walker Legacy Center on whether to place a $413.6 million operating tax referendum on the May 2 primary ballot. The money goes mostly to boost pay for district teachers.

Source: wfyi.org
IPS offers giving more referendum dollars to innovation charters - Vimarsana News

IPS offers giving more referendum dollars to innovation charters

The Indianapolis Public Schools district updated how it will allocate dollars to its 22 innovation schools if a proposed operating referendum passes.

New IPS board members, backed by pro-charter groups, take over at key stage - Vimarsana News

New IPS board members, backed by pro-charter groups, take over at key stage

Members of the Indianapolis school board must decide how to implement the district’s Rebuilding Stronger overhaul, which is designed to help IPS compete with charter schools.

Decatur Township launches innovation school, the first in Marion County outside IPS - Vimarsana News

Decatur Township launches innovation school, the first in Marion County outside IPS

The Decatur High Ability Academy will launch in the next school year, and will exclusively serve high-ability students who officials say are often overlooked.

Source: wfyi.org