The IPS Board of School Commissioners will host its December Board meetings in person in the boardroom at the John Morton-Finney Center for Educational Services, 120 E. Walnut St., at:…
The following IPS high schools and stand-alone middle schools that were moved to remote last week will return to in-person learning on Wednesday January 19. Those schools are: Middle Schools…
All 6-12th graders and college students across the country are invited to enter by sharing how both the pandemic and racial injustice impacted them - entries should also include a…
Your child may be eligible for up to four years of paid college tuition! The early-college promise program offers: Free college tuition at an Indiana college/university College Application Fee WaiversSAT/ACT Fee…
Parents of seniors, it's time for your student to complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). WHAT IS FAFSA? FAFSA is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid and is the…
All 8th grade students will experience the virtual IPS High School Extravaganza in their schools this week. The virtual extravaganza is an opportunity to learn more about high school options…
Indianapolis Public Schools (IPS) in collaboration with the IPS Foundation and the Brogdon Family Foundation, will provide a seven day HBCU (Historically Black Colleges and Universities) and Social Justice Tour for a…
PE teacher Andrew Bartolacci is a rising star within IPS. Indianapolis Public Schools (IPS) educator Andrew Bartolacci takes health and wellness personally when it comes to raising money for his…
Due to staffing limitations, IPS high schools and stand-alone middle schools will move to full remote learning on Thursday, January 13 and Friday, January 14. These will be asynchronous instructional…
Northwest Middle School teacher Kevin Melrose plans to soak it all in Monday at the 2022 National College Football Championship when he is one of 74 educators across the nation…
