Can The Mind Trust succeed outside of Indiana? This state’s charter school sector will find out.
The Mind Trust nonprofit has helped launch dozens of charter schools in Indiana, including the Tindley Accelerated School.
The Mind Trust nonprofit has helped launch dozens of charter schools in Indiana, including the Tindley Accelerated School.
John and Thellin Gallagher help guide voters to the polls at Beech Grove High School on Tuesday, Nov. 3, 2026, in Indianapolis. On Election Day, 38 school districts in Indiana proposed referendums.
A view outside of Indiana Virtual School’s office, located in an office park at the northern edge of Marion County.
Indianapolis voters on Election Day overwhelmingly backed the first-ever tax to be split between city and charter schools, a major step in a years-long movement by charter advocates to become equal partners in educating...
Rep. Bob Behning, Republican chairman of the Indiana House Education Committee, speaks about a bill during the 2017 legislative session.
A tax referendum on the Nov. 3 ballot would provide money for both Indianapolis Public Schools and charter schools. But if voters reject the measure, there could be particularly serious consequences for IPS.
Students on the first day of school in Indianapolis. Voters this year are choosing Indianapolis school board candidates.
Indiana's largest district is laying the groundwork for big investments through the new federal tax credit program.
The push to give Indianapolis’ growing charter schools more money and power could take a leap forward Nov. 3 if voters pass a property tax increase that gives millions annually to charter schools for the first time. The...
Indianapolis Public Education Corporation board members listen to Executive Director Karega Rausch describe the stakes of the upcoming referendum for Indianapolis schools at a meeting on Thursday.
The administrative building for Indianapolis Public Schools on Tuesday, Jan. 7, 2025. The IPS board election features 15 candidates for five spots.
A view outside of the shuttered Indiana Virtual School. The trial for the former director of the school, who is accused of inflating enrollment for financial benefit, began this week.
It’s easy to feel like America’s public education system is defined by stagnation and decline. A falling national birth rate is putting more pressure on public school enrollment, even as more families choose private...
There are 15 candidates for five spots on the IPS school board on the ballot Nov. 3.
Candidates for the District 2, 4, and 5 seats on the Indianapolis Public Schools board at the WFYI and Chalkbeat Indiana forum on Monday, Oct. 19, 2026, at Indianapolis Public Library's Central Library.