Sydney Dauphinais

The stakes are higher than ever for the future of Indianapolis Public Schools. Two Indianapolis moms represent the heart of this conflict.

Some young people in Indiana with ties to Palestine say they are overwhelmed by the daily updates on the Israel-Hamas war in Gaza.

Seven of 12 referendums to raise property tax revenue for local school districts passed in Indiana’s Tuesday general election.

A new state report found about 53 percent of Indiana high schoolers who graduated in 2021 went straight to college.

Eric Jenkins is an English teacher at Franklin Community High School in Johnson County.

A third Purdue Polytechnic charter high school has been approved to open in the IPS district boundary.

The ten finalists come from suburban, rural and urban districts across the state.

The state Senate minority leader called the decision an “erosion of progress in educational equality and racial justice.”

The U.S. Supreme Court is expected to release a ruling on the use of affirmative action in higher education this month. Sydney Dauphinais spoke with Meyer about what schools and students could expect in a post-affirmative action era.

How could Indiana college admissions be impacted by the Supreme Court affirmative action decision?