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IPS board delays vote on operating referendum amid mounting pushback

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Indianapolis Public Schools will delay its plan to place a $413.6 million referendum for operating expenses on the May ballot. The school board needed to approve the referendum by February 17 to have it on the ballot in May. A second ballot question, one to raise $410 million for capital expenses, is still moving forward.

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IPS delays vote on operating referendum

INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) -- The Indianapolis Public Schools voted Saturday morning to delay the vote on the $400 million operating referendum. The delay comes amid criticism from the Indy Chamber and other groups. The Chamber says no vote should occur until a

1 year ago·Indianapolis, United States

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IPS board delays vote on operating referendum amid mounting pushback

Indianapolis Public Schools Board of Commissioners, pictured here at the Madam Walker Legacy Center on Saturday, Jan. 28, 2023, delayed a vote on a proposed operating referendum amid ongoing pushback from the charter school and business sectors.Amelia Pak-Harvey/Chalkbeat Indianapolis Public Schools will delay its plan to place a $413.6 million referendum for operating expenses on the May ballot after mounting public pressure to give more fundi…

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WFYI Public Media

IPS board delays controversial operating referendum vote

The Indianapolis Public Schools board of commissioners delayed its planned Saturday vote on putting a $413.6 million operating property tax referendum on the May primary ballot.

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