Higher education officials and school districts have pushed to boost college enrollment, including through an automatic admissions program between Indianapolis Public Schools and IU Indianapolis.

The $1 law has caused controversy in Indianapolis, yet it’s led to just two building sales to charters. Only one still houses a school.

Indianapolis-born musical artist and producer Babyface surprised students at Carl Wilde School 79 with a donation of instruments.

Families are demanding the leaders of Indianapolis Public Schools develop a plan to improve academics for Black and Brown students.

The motion to stay granted was the latest development this week in the legal fight between Indianapolis Public Schools and Attorney General Todd Rokita.

Indianapolis Public Schools is exempt from a law that requires districts to sell closed school buildings to charter organizations for $1.

The school focused on giving students study abroad experiences will close in summer 2024.

IPS seniors will be admitted to Indiana University Indianapolis if they have a 3.0 GPA or higher.

Andrew J. Brown Academy charter school is interested in acquiring School 102 through the $1 law.

IPS Superintendent Aleesia Johnson says the district is full of options for anyone — from those who speak Haitian Creole, to the neurodivergent, students with special needs, and families new to the city.