IPS seeking new suitors for John Marshall High School after city withdraws

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4 thoughts on “IPS seeking new suitors for John Marshall High School after city withdraws

    1. I agree the building needs to be completely demolished as it doesn’t look like it’s economically feasible to even bring it up to standards.

    2. The other option is to declare is as surplus and give away tax payer assets for $1 to some for profit charter school that only opens up long enough to take possession and then unload the property at a nice profit. At least I think that is why the Republican state legislature set up the law the way they did.

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