IPS Promotes Kristian Little Stricklen to Chief Communications and Engagement Officer
District Takes More Intentional Approach to Community Engagement
Author Dr. Stanley Warren Made a Life in Academics
Inspired through education, IPS recognizes ’51 Attucks graduate and 2009 IPS Hall of Famer, Dr. Stanley Warren. The retired dean of academic affairs and profess [...]
Local Entrepreneur Andre Jones Driven to Succeed
IPS recognizes Andre Jones, ’81 Arlington graduate, for his impeccable drive to succeed. Current president and owner of Pinnacle Equipment, Co Inc., Jones has m [...]
Vickie Wolcott, an Arsenal Tech Alum, Climbed Ranks
Vickie Wolcott is proud to be an IPS graduate. The Arsenal Tech alumna, class of 75, recently sat with IPS giving her gratitude toward her education and the inf [...]
From Indy to L.A., Quincy Fouse Finds His Stride
Quincy Fouse, a Broad Ripple alum, is making a name for himself in California on TV and in the movies. He has a recurring role on the ABC sitcom "The Goldbergs." He also plays Nate Munson in the hit blockbuster film "Logan," starring Hugh Jackman and Patrick Stewart.
Joyce Rogers Credits IPS with Preparing Her for Life
A vice president at the Indiana University Foundation, the Indianapolis native credits IPS for providing a strong educational foundation
Randy Minniear Continues to Give Back to Community
Randy Minniear has donned many hats throughout his professional career. The Broad Ripple High School alumnus (Class of 1962) was a running back in the NFL for t [...]
Jazz Trumpeter Pharez Whitted Fulfills Destiny
Pharez Whitted wears many musical hats. As a jazz trumpeter, recording artist, composer and music educator, the Indianapolis native and IPS alumni inspires a wi [...]
Colts Players Visit Four IPS Schools for ‘Colts Day’
On Monday, September 10, IPS students at four district elementary schools will interact with players from the Indianapolis Colts — but not for a friendly game of football.
Dancing to the Beat of Life: Taylar Green Fulfills Dream
Taylar Green makes balancing her full-time job as a professional dancer with Gregory Hancock Dance Theatre, working as an office assistant at Clarence Farrington School 61, rehearsing for shows and teaching the next generation of dancers seem ... easy!