Welcome to the debut of the IPS Newsroom!
This new website from Indianapolis Public Schools is a quick and comprehensive way to learn more about what’s happening inside the district with students, teachers, administrators, community partners and so much more.
IPS In The Community
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We’re excited to partner with Women's Fund of Central Indiana and Marion County Health Department on a new pilot program. Give an Hour is launching a 10-week program for 5th/6th grade girls at IPS Floro Torrence School 83 & IPS Meredith Nicholson School 96 focused on social & emotional well-being.
In 1927, Crispus Attucks High School opened its doors as a segregated high school. Now open to all students in Grades 9-12, it is one of our #myIPS All - Choice High Schools offering a diverse and challenging curriculum. The school is named after the first person killed in the Boston Massacre.
#BlackHistoryMonth: “Meet the Artists XXXI” offers community members the opportunity to view the works of locally prominent African American artists during one of Indianapolis’ premier cultural events from January 29 - March 30 at Indianapolis Public Library: ow.ly/bgVy30nM5kB
FYI from IPS James Whitcomb Riley School 43 ...
IPS James Whitcomb Riley School 43
Due to the 2 hour delay, our community meeting this morning is cancelled.The evening meeting will occur as scheduled. See you then!
IMPORTANT – All school campuses will be operating on a two hour delay today, February 20th.
IPS Students Invited to ICO Performance
In March, members of the Indianapolis Chamber Orchestra (ICO), along with a guest narrator, will present “Tall Tales and Long Tails,” a program under the direct [...]
Cathedral High School Names Gym in Honor of Cecilia Mimms
The IPS educator is being honored for her career in basketball in Indiana during gymnasium dedication ceremony. Continue Reading Cathedral High School Names Gym in Honor of Cecilia Mimms
Thrival Academy Students Move Classroom to Thailand
Nearly 40 scholars are in Southeast Asia for study-abroad program. Continue Reading Thrival Academy Students Move Classroom to Thailand
Shrimp are Popular in Arsenal Tech’s Animal Sciences Pathway
February 15, 2019 If it seems like something fishy is going on with students in Arsenal Technical High School’s Animal Sciences pathway, it might be beca [...]
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