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A committee of IPS parents and youth have come together to support Yuri Smith for IPS board District 5. Growing up in Riverside across the bridge from Haughville, Yuri Smith credits IPS and the community with shaping his success. For 20 years, Yuri served students as an educator, assistant principal, mentor, and community leader. He […]
A committee of IPS parents and youth have come together to support Chris Bultman for IPS board District 4. Inspired by teachers who challenged him, Chris Bultman has spent his career helping students reach their full potential. Today, he works with students at one of the city’s highest-performing public schools, helping children and families exceed […]
A committee of IPS parents and youth have come together to support Derek Redelman for IPS board District 3. In this time where divisive politics infects our government and social networks, the last thing we need is partisan leaders on the IPS board. That’s why Derek Redelman, as the only Independent, is your candidate for […]
A committee of IPS parents and youth have come together to support Hasaan Rashid for IPS Board District 2. Father of three, business leader, and community advocate – Hasaan Rashid is used to bringing people together to solve challenges. Instead of waiting for others to act, Hasaan got to work improving his neighborhood and supporting […]
A committee of IPS parents and students support Angelia Lois Moore for IPS Board A proud George Washington High School graduate and mother of four IPS graduates, Angelia Moore has spent her life standing up for children. This includes serving as a court-appointed advocate for some of our city’s most vulnerable young people. Angelia leads […]
and Why Your Voice Matters IPEC advances a 2026 Indianapolis school referendum. The Indianapolis Public Education Corporation (IPEC) has voted to move a new school funding proposal forward. This sets up an important decision for voters this November. If approved, the four-year referendum would generate new funding to support public schools serving students across the […]
A committee of IPS parents and youth have come together to support Yuri Smith for IPS board District 5. Growing up in Riverside across the bridge from Haughville, Yuri Smith credits IPS and the community with shaping his success. For 20 years, Yuri served students as an educator, assistant principal, mentor, and community leader. He […]
A committee of IPS parents and youth have come together to support Chris Bultman for IPS board District 4. Inspired by teachers who challenged him, Chris Bultman has spent his career helping students reach their full potential. Today, he works with students at one of the city’s highest-performing public schools, helping children and families exceed […]
A committee of IPS parents and youth have come together to support Derek Redelman for IPS board District 3. In this time where divisive politics infects our government and social networks, the last thing we need is partisan leaders on the IPS board. That’s why Derek Redelman, as the only Independent, is your candidate for […]
A committee of IPS parents and youth have come together to support Hasaan Rashid for IPS Board District 2. Father of three, business leader, and community advocate – Hasaan Rashid is used to bringing people together to solve challenges. Instead of waiting for others to act, Hasaan got to work improving his neighborhood and supporting […]
A committee of IPS parents and students support Angelia Lois Moore for IPS Board A proud George Washington High School graduate and mother of four IPS graduates, Angelia Moore has spent her life standing up for children. This includes serving as a court-appointed advocate for some of our city’s most vulnerable young people. Angelia leads […]
and Why Your Voice Matters IPEC advances a 2026 Indianapolis school referendum. The Indianapolis Public Education Corporation (IPEC) has voted to move a new school funding proposal forward. This sets up an important decision for voters this November. If approved, the four-year referendum would generate new funding to support public schools serving students across the […]
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