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IPS teachers react to district s new COVID-19 protocols
Teachers getting their classrooms ready for the upcoming school year were talking about the new COVID-19 policy, released Tuesday. Author: Mary Milz Updated: 8:09 PM EDT July 21, 2021
INDIANAPOLIS Indianapolis Public Schools teachers are preparing for the start of the new school year, which begins August 2.
Wednesday, Stephanie Coleman, who teaches fourth grade at Center For Inquiry School 70, spent a good portion of her day unloading boxes filled with school supplies from her van and moving back into the classroom. I feel pretty good about it, Coleman said. I m always excited to see the kids, that s what I always look forward to every year.
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School leaders and parents are discussing what the district’s buildings might look like in the future.
A focus group session is happening inside Longfellow Middle School Wednesday evening about the district’s long-term facility plan between school leaders and parents.
One option includes possibly merging Logan and Central High Schools someday.
The future of what the school district could look like is not coming without lots of mixed opinions.
Some people prefer the district keeps its buildings separate and have them repaired.
Mary commented on social media, saying, “We like neighborhood schools. And one big high school or middle school isn’t a good idea.”