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Coverage of state takeover in the Nexus archive.

Earliest in view: Jun 16 · 11:00 UTCMost recent: Jun 22 · 23:36 UTC
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Indianapolis Public Education Corporationorganization1Indianapolis Public Schoolsorganization1Aleesia Johnsonperson1Michael O’Connorperson1David Harrisperson1Hope Duke Starperson1charter schoolstopic1Mike Milesperson1Houston school districtplace1Memphis-Shelby County Schoolsorganization1Tennessee Republicansorganization1New Education Systemtopic1teacher reapplicationtopic1Cameron Sextonperson1
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  • POLITICSJun 22 · 23:36 UTCCHALKBEAT
    Indianapolis voters will consider a tax increase for the city’s schools this fall

    Indianapolis voters will consider a 37-cent-per-$100-assessed-value tax increase this fall to fund city schools, generating $90 million annually. The revenue will split $43.9 million to Indianapolis Public Schools (IPS) and $43.9 million to participating charter schools, aiming to prevent staff cuts and a state takeover, though the district still faces $20 million in future budget reductions.

  • POLITICSJun 16 · 11:00 UTCCHALKBEAT
    What’s in store for the Memphis school takeover? Houston’s timeline offers clues.

    Texas took over the Houston school district, leading to significant changes under Superintendent Mike Miles, including teacher reapplication, curriculum overhaul, and extended school hours. Tennessee Republicans cite Houston as a model for potential reforms in Memphis-Shelby County Schools, though critics question the effectiveness of these measures.