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Recent News About Indianapolis Public Schools
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Students at Brookside School 54 embrace self-publishing under innovative literacy program
Brookside School 54 has become a center for creativity and learning through an innovative literacy program that encourages students to write and publish their own books.
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Cold Spring School wins top prize in statewide CSforGood competition
Middle school students from Cold Spring School have successfully combined personal experiences with technology to create a smart home project aimed at helping elderly Hoosiers live independently.
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Scholarship supports IPS graduates attending Indiana University Indianapolis
Indianapolis Public Schools (IPS) students who are accepted to Indiana University (IU) Indianapolis now have the opportunity to apply for financial assistance through the Lacy and Patricia Johnson Scholars Scholarship.
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Colts partner with community to build playground at Ernie Pyle School 90
On September 24, Ernie Pyle School 90 in Indianapolis experienced a remarkable transformation with the construction of a new playground completed in just one day.
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George W. Julian School begins transformation with groundbreaking ceremony
The transformation of George W. Julian School 57 commenced with a groundbreaking ceremony on December 3, 2024.
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IPS Board announces December meeting details
The IPS Board of School Commissioners has announced that it will conduct its December board meeting in person.
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Indiana teacher receives Hoosier Lottery Community Impact Award
Andrew Bartolacci, a lead physical education and health teacher at T.C. Howe Middle School, has been honored with the Hoosier Lottery Community Impact Award by the Indiana Pacers.
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Linda Lewis-Everett reflects on impact of Indianapolis Public Schools
Indianapolis Public Schools (IPS) has launched an Alumni Spotlight series to celebrate its graduates and their varied life paths.
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Josh Goodman shares insights on music education and IPS experiences
Josh Goodman, the Director of Bands at Arsenal Tech, is featured in this week's IPS Employee Spotlight.
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Mandarin program expands cultural horizons at Northwest Middle School
Leah Averitt is making a significant impact at Northwest Middle School by teaching Mandarin Chinese, a language that opens doors to understanding different cultures.
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T.C. Howe Middle School organizes holiday food drive for local families
The Student Council at T.C. Howe Middle School is conducting a Thanksgiving food drive until December 18 to assist local families during the holiday season.
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Toolkit released to aid school nurses in supporting students with epilepsy
Dr. Megan Carlson, director of health services for Indianapolis Public Schools, has co-authored a new toolkit aimed at aiding school nurses in supporting students with epilepsy.
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Northwest Middle School sees musical transformation under Ted Biggs' leadership
Ted Biggs is spearheading a musical transformation at Northwest Middle School by engaging students in music education.
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George Washington High School recognized nationally for improving ninth-grade graduation rates
George Washington High School has been recognized as a Demonstration School by the Center for High School Success (CHSS) for its efforts in improving student graduation rates, particularly focusing on ninth graders.
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IPS encourages family fitness for an active winter
With the winter season approaching, health experts from Indianapolis Public Schools (IPS) are encouraging families to stay active together.
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William McKinley School 39 cheer squad leads hurricane relief effort
In the wake of Hurricane Helene, the Cheer Squad at William McKinley School 39 initiated a relief effort to assist those affected by the storm.
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Colts join Flags of Valor for Veterans Day at Meredith Nicholson Elementary
First graders at Meredith Nicholson Elementary School spent part of Veterans Day learning about the significance of honoring military personnel.
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IPS alumna reflects on how district shaped her life
Indianapolis Public Schools (IPS) has launched the IPS Alumni Spotlight, a program to celebrate and share the journeys of its graduates.
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IPS invites community to virtual racial equity training
The IPS Office of Racial Equity and Inclusion is inviting parents and guardians to participate in a Virtual Groundwater Approach training.
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Military veterans contribute valuable skills to Indianapolis Public Schools
Indianapolis Public Schools (IPS) employs educators with diverse backgrounds, including veterans who have served in the U.S. military.