Parents and others interested in the future of Indianapolis Public Schools are invited to a virtual State of the District address at 6 p.m. on Sept. 15. IPS Superintendent Aleesia Johnson will discuss safety measures […more…]
Since March, Indy Midtown Magazine has posted regular updates about local response to the public health emergency. This post archives all November 2020 updates. October updates, September updates, August updates, July updates, June updates. May […more…]
Since March, Indy Midtown Magazine has posted regular updates about local response to the public health emergency. This post archives all October 2020 updates. September updates, August updates, July updates, June updates. May updates. April […more…]
Since March, Indy Midtown Magazine has posted regular updates about local response to the public health emergency. This post archives all September 2020 updates. August updates, July updates, June updates. May updates. April updates. March […more…]
Since March, Indy Midtown Magazine has posted regular updates about local response to the public health emergency. This post archives all August 2020 updates. July updates, June updates. May updates. April updates. March updates. August […more…]
Updated July 18. In reaction to Governor Holcomb’s July 15 announcement that the state will remain in Phase 4.5 for two more weeks, The Indianapolis Public Schools Board of School Commissioners voted at its annual […more…]
Beginning March 14, 2020, Indy Midtown Magazine has posted regular updates about local response to the public health emergency. This post archives all July 2020 updates. June updates. May updates. April updates. March updates. July […more…]
Educators, parents, and students adapting to changes in education brought on by the public health emergency can benefit from these helpful resources: E-LEARNING SUPPORT AYS, Inc. (formerly At-Your-School Child Services, Inc.) is expanding its current […more…]
by Jim Grim When former Shortridge High School athletics director Kathy Langdon ran the Monumental Marathon for the first time seven years ago, she saw a great opportunity for students. Little did she know then […more…]
by Thomas P. Healy Until recently, urban and rural school districts looking to dispose of underutilized, surplus, and/or vacant properties have been constrained by Indiana Code 20-26-7-1—the “dollar law.” It mandated that a closed, unused, […more…]
