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Betsy DeVos made a covert visit to Indianapolis last week. Here’s why.
By
Dylan Peers McCoy
February 12, 2018
Indiana
As Indianapolis moves to give principals more freedom, tough choices are on the horizon
By
Dylan Peers McCoy
January 24, 2018
Indiana
New board president wants a ‘world-class education’ for every student in Indianapolis Public Schools
By
Dylan Peers McCoy
January 8, 2018
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Indiana
Millions of extra dollars go to Indianapolis magnet schools that have fewer poor students
By
Dylan Peers McCoy
December 11, 2017
Indiana
IPS’ new budget plan is supposed to give more money to poor schools. Here’s how it works.
By
Dylan Peers McCoy
December 11, 2017
Indiana
Indianapolis Public Schools will likely ask taxpayers for $936 million for teacher pay, construction
By
Dylan Peers McCoy
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Shaina Cavazos
November 30, 2017
Indiana
Test scores jumped in innovation schools, but IPS leaders aren’t declaring victory just yet.
By
Dylan Peers McCoy
September 27, 2017
Indiana
Indianapolis Public Schools leaders stripped a traditional public school of its teachers union — and few saw it coming
By
Dylan Peers McCoy
July 28, 2017
Indiana
IPS broke its own rules to work with a for-profit charter operator. Now it’s having second thoughts.
By
Dylan Peers McCoy
April 28, 2017
Indiana
IPS superintendent’s pay check goes up — even as test scores go down
By
Dylan Peers McCoy
November 17, 2016
Indiana
IPS sees test scores drop at top schools and first ‘innovation’ restart in 2016
By
Dylan Peers McCoy
November 17, 2016
Indiana
Tired of waiting on state for test results, IPS considers giving students a new exam
By
Dylan Peers McCoy
October 19, 2016
Indiana
IPS board approves changes to magnet admission, opening doors to more diverse schools
By
Dylan Peers McCoy
September 29, 2016
Indiana
Will new lottery rules diversify IPS magnet schools?
By
Dylan Peers McCoy
September 20, 2016
Indiana
The long road to a new site ends in song and inspiration at Edison School for the Arts
By
Scott Elliott
August 31, 2016
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