The Indianapolis Public Education Corporation (IPEC) met for the first time last week. The big question: How big will the referendum IPEC pursues on behalf of IPS and charter schools be? Continue reading Can a New Body Bring Financial Stability to IPS?
Three bills could have wide-ranging impacts on how property tax revenue is used to fund public schools across Indiana. We dig into the particulars of each and how they might impact our educational landscape moving forward. Continue reading Indiana is on the Precipice of Breaking New Ground in How it Funds Schools
Pike Township is one of a few districts in central Indiana going out for a referendum this spring. It just so happens to mark the first time since the passage of Senate Enrolled Act (SEA) 391 that a school district in Marion County might have to share referendum dollars with public charter schools. Continue reading Will Charter Schools Share Pike Township’s Referendum?
