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Did Indianapolis students do better after struggling schools were restarted? A new study takes a look.
By
Stephanie Wang
November 1, 2019
Indiana
Without enough students or cash, 5 Indianapolis charter schools closed. Now, 6 new ones are opening.
By
Dylan Peers McCoy
August 13, 2019
Indiana
Indianapolis parents learn to advocate for their students in an evolving school district
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Erica Irish
June 6, 2019
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Indiana
Indiana charter schools face hurdles to offering pre-K. But some have figured out a way.
By
Stephanie Wang
May 10, 2019
Colorado
Here are the nine applicants vying to manage the troubled Adams 14 school district
By
Yesenia Robles
January 18, 2019
Detroit
Detroit board members decide not to renew charter, leaving 3 schools and 700 students in limbo
By
Koby Levin
May 21, 2018
Detroit
A splintered system and lack of teachers have created instability for Detroit schools. Now, leaders are craving solutions.
By
Erin Einhorn
October 19, 2017
Indiana
Test scores jumped in innovation schools, but IPS leaders aren’t declaring victory just yet.
By
Dylan Peers McCoy
September 27, 2017
Indiana
Innovation schools saw some of the largest gains on ISTEP in Indianapolis Public Schools. Here are the schools that had big changes.
By
Dylan Peers McCoy
September 7, 2017
Indiana
Phalen grows network to 10 campuses by taking over charter schools across Indiana and Detroit
By
Dylan Peers McCoy
August 9, 2017
Indiana
Veteran Indianapolis educator heads to Gary to lead Indiana’s district takeover
By
Dylan Peers McCoy
August 2, 2017
Indiana
Indianapolis charter operator wants to take on an epic task: Managing all the struggling Gary elementary schools
By
Dylan Peers McCoy
May 10, 2017
Indiana
Three IPS schools put on notice: schools could be ‘restarted,’ teachers made to reapply
By
Dylan Peers McCoy
December 12, 2016
Indiana
Is one year enough time to make a bad school better? Experts are divided.
By
Dylan Peers McCoy
November 30, 2016
Indiana
Indianapolis Public Schools approves newcomer school, two innovation schools
By
Dylan Peers McCoy
April 28, 2016
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