IPS board authorizes sale of Francis Bellamy School 102 amid legal battle with Indiana AG

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7 thoughts on “IPS board authorizes sale of Francis Bellamy School 102 amid legal battle with Indiana AG

  1. Why does Rokita need to weigh in on this issue? IPS should be free to do whatever benefits Indianapolis the most with their facilities. The push for charters is only eroding the quality of IPS which is the backbone of our community. Public education must be a priority. Too many charters have taken financing away from IPS and then failed both their students and financially. The push for charters must be controlled much better than currently.

  2. Rokita is a publicity hound, looking for the next legal fight to get his name mentioned, whether his actions advance any public good is irrelevant to him. Remember his 40+ votes in the House to repeal Obamacare and deny insurance coverage to our most needy and vulnerable citizens. He could get some good publicity for apologizing 40+ times for those votes.

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