The Indianapolis Public Schools Board of School Commissioners announced on Mar. 13 the process for filling the District 2 seat following the resignation of Commissioner Gayle Cosby.
The Board will appoint a new representative to serve until the next regular election, scheduled for November 3, 2026. State law requires that the vacancy be filled within 30 days and outlines specific eligibility criteria for candidates. Details about candidate eligibility and the application process are available on the application form provided by the district. Those with questions regarding eligibility or how to apply are encouraged to contact Leslie-Ann James, Board Administrator, at boardofcommissioners@myips.org or by phone at 317.226.2056.
Indianapolis Public Schools emphasizes racial equity as a core strategic priority, according to the official website. The district serves over 30,000 students and provides services to families and students in central Indianapolis, as reported by its official website.
IPS focuses on fostering academic excellence through tailored, relationship-driven education in a dynamic setting, according to its official website. The district offers education through a network of schools and programs serving central Indianapolis families.
Aleesia Johnson serves as superintendent of Indianapolis Public Schools, according to the official website.
