IPS likely to close Joyce Kilmer School 69 after losing innovation charter partner

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3 thoughts on “IPS likely to close Joyce Kilmer School 69 after losing innovation charter partner

    1. Imagine celebrating the disruption of children’s lives and the restructuring of them all into new schools due to the shortcomings of adults.

      Classy.

    2. This is all at the intersection of

      (1) IPS is a terrible steward of its physical assets;

      (2) IPS has bought into the “charters are going to save public education” mantra; and

      (3) the families in the neighborhood served by School 69 need a whole lot more than a good school operator to improve their kids’ educational outcomes.

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