Caroline Beck
K-12 Education Reporter at IndyStar
K-12 Education reporter for @indystar I Previously: @Report4America, @ALDailyNews I email: [email protected] (she/her/hers)
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1 week ago |
indystar.com | Caroline Beck
Parents fear school closures and resource loss as IPS faces financial strain and unkown future over sharing resources. New advisory alliance draws criticism for its charter-heavy makeup and open meetings. Indianapolis Public Schools parents and community members are raising concerns about the Indianapolis Local Education Alliance (ILEA), a new group tasked with making far-reaching recommendations about how IPS and charter schools can share resources more efficiently.
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2 weeks ago |
indystar.com | Caroline Beck
The new alliance, which is tasked with making recommendations to state and city officials by the end of this year on how the Indianapolis Public Schools district can deepen its collaboration with charter schools in the city, aims to improve inefficiencies across the district and boost student success. The board, which was created by legislation passed earlier this spring, is not subject to Indiana's Open Door Law and therefore could opt to close its meetings.
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3 weeks ago |
indystar.com | Caroline Beck
The Indiana Department of Education released a draft A-F grading model that incorporates both standardized test scores and broader student skills for the first time in state history. The model evaluates students on academic mastery, work ethic, readiness for college or careers, and literacy in civic, digital, and financial areas across multiple grade levels.
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3 weeks ago |
courierpress.com | Caroline Beck
The Indiana Department of Education released a draft A-F grading model that incorporates both standardized test scores and broader student skills for the first time in state history. The model evaluates students on academic mastery, work ethic, readiness for college or careers, and literacy in civic, digital, and financial areas across multiple grade levels.
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3 weeks ago |
indystar.com | Caroline Beck
IPS says it needs to charge for pre-K to keep the programs operating after COVID money dries up and the state budget failed to boost child care spending to close the gapIPS will implement a sliding scale payment system for pre-K based on family income. This story will be updated.
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