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A failed referendum divided an Indiana school district. Now it wants to split for good.
By
Emma Kate Fittes
Updated
Indiana
Indiana committee finds few solutions for the high cost of special education disputes
By
Emma Kate Fittes
November 4, 2019
Indiana
Indiana state board approves, then quickly reverses ‘nuclear’ change in A-F school grades
By
Emma Kate Fittes
October 2, 2019
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Indiana
As the governor takes more control of education, Indiana could break down government ‘silos’
By
Emma Kate Fittes
October 1, 2019
Indiana
When schools and parents in Indiana disagree on special education services, what happens next can be slow and costly
By
Emma Kate Fittes
September 19, 2019
Indiana
Why some students with special needs struggled with ILEARN accommodations
By
Emma Kate Fittes
September 11, 2019
Indiana
What students do after graduating could determine their high school’s rating
By
Emma Kate Fittes
September 5, 2019
Indiana
Indiana 2019 test scores drop, hitting new low in first year of ILEARN
By
Emma Kate Fittes
September 4, 2019
Indiana
‘How did we miss this?’ Indiana officials blast lack of oversight in $40M virtual school scandal
By
Stephanie Wang
July 10, 2019
Indiana
The fate of School 48 is on the line. IPS is betting its new principal can turn things around.
By
Dylan Peers McCoy
March 12, 2019
Indiana
The fate of these Indianapolis schools is once again uncertain, years after state takeover
By
Dylan Peers McCoy
February 8, 2019
Indiana
Broad Ripple is one of three Indianapolis high schools facing closure
By
Dylan Peers McCoy
June 28, 2017
Indiana
Inflammatory protester-turned-candidate challenges veteran member for seat on IPS board
By
Dylan Peers McCoy
October 18, 2016
Indiana
Critics of IPS school board endorse challengers, including inflammatory protestor
By
Dylan Peers McCoy
September 22, 2016
Indiana
State says flaws in exam for students with disabilities came from attempt to reduce test “burden”
By
Shaina Cavazos
June 1, 2016
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