The Neighborhood Charter Network, the school’s Board, voted to not renew its Innovation agreement with IPS On Feb. 15, the Neighborhood Charter Network (NCN) Board voted to not renew its…

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:…

For seven-year-old Hannah Crutchfield, the playground at George W. Julian School 57 was the best place in the world.  Months after the first grader tragically died, the Irvington neighborhood and…

A new world of learning and information is now available to all students enrolled at Indianapolis Public Schools (IPS), thanks to a longstanding partnership with the Indianapolis Public Library (IndyPL). …

In an effort to keep staff and students safe and healthy, Indianapolis Public Schools (IPS) is offering voluntary COVID testing in several schools, with more sites to be added.  The…

Andrew Bartolacci (right) poses with his dad, James. Lou and James Bartolacci \ The parents of Indianapolis Public Schools educator Andrew Bartolacci are going to the Super Bowl, thanks to…

IPS is gearing up to host more immunization clinics at 11 district schools beginning February 9 through March 16. In addition to providing COVID vaccines to ages 5 and older,…

IPS Families and Staff: Due to inclement weather, Indianapolis Public Schools (IPS) will continue with remote learning for all students and staff on Friday, February 4.  Students will NOT participate…

Taylor Corley, a New Language Senior Coordinator, organizes donations. What started as a simple Facebook post by Taylor Corley, a New Language Senior Coordinator with Indianapolis Public Schools, has quickly…

For the second time since the pandemic began in 2020, Chris Pyle is shifting from his role as a pre-k teacher with Indianapolis Public Schools (IPS) to helping at medical…