The sole contested race in the Indianapolis Public Schools board elections will leave District 3 voters choosing between two IPS parents who have spent time working or volunteering in schools and have significant concerns about the district’s revitalization plan.

Indiana's literacy rate for students finishing third grade is near the lowest point in almost the past decade. The city of Indianapolis announced a $1 million partnership Tuesday with local school districts and community groups to support young readers.

Indianapolis Public Schools says a property-tax referendum could be sought to pay for construction projects as part of its Rebuilding Stronger plan.

Purdue Polytechnic leaders said previously the school would move into a mixed-use building on College Avenue for the 2023-24 academic year, but would need to use Broad Ripple high school building for one year.

All four IPS school board candidates say they’d vote against the district’s Rebuilding Stronger proposal, a dramatic overhaul the current board is expected to vote on in November.

Nearly 50 people are running for 29 school board seats that are on ballots across Marion County. Here’s what you should know about the races.

Educators stood outside the Indianapolis Public Schools main office Thursday evening to raise concerns about a district proposal to close schools.

See where the IPS school board candidates stand on Rebuilding Stronger, campaign donations from special interest groups, and the opportunity gap for students of color.

This year’s race for the Indianapolis Public Schools board has the fewest number of candidates in at least the past 10 years. Is money from political action committees a factor?

Here’s how you can attend public and virtual meetings or submit feedback to IPS about its plan to restructure the district.