Brownsburg School Board Plans for ATP Tennis Event, Considers New Student Fees

Overview: The Brownsburg Community School Board meeting covered several topics, including preparations for an upcoming ATP Challenger 75 tennis tournament, the introduction of new student supplemental fees, and recognition of student achievements in HOSA and DECA competitions. The board also discussed logistical details for the upcoming graduation ceremony and financial measures to support school operations.

South Bend Community School Board Faces Scrutiny Over Financial Mismanagement and Expands Educational Programs

Overview: The South Bend Community School Board meeting focused on addressing issues of financial mismanagement, expanding educational programs, and enhancing student and community engagement. Concerns were raised about past financial oversight, while new initiatives were introduced to improve student outcomes and operational efficiency.

Wayne Township School Board Celebrates Achievements and Discusses Energy Savings Initiatives

Overview: The MSD of Wayne Township School Board meeting on May 11, 2026, was a blend of recognitions, appointments, and discussions on energy savings initiatives. The board was recognized for exemplary governance, witnessed the swearing-in of a new school police officer, acknowledged the contributions of dedicated community members and students, and detailed extensive energy savings plans that promise financial benefits for the district.

Perry Township School Board Approves $21.4 Million Contract for High School Renovations

Overview: The Perry Township School Board convened recently to address several key items, most notably approving a $21,409,935 contract with Skillman Corporation for the Perry Meridian High School addition and renovation. The meeting also saw the introduction of new administrative appointments and the approval of innovative educational support programs.

Indianapolis City-County Council Highlights Affordable Housing Developments and Vacant Property Initiatives

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Indianapolis City-County Council’s Metropolitan and Economic Development Committee prioritized discussions around significant affordable housing projects and initiatives to address vacant properties. The council unanimously supported a payment in lieu of taxes (PILOT) proposal for a 40-unit affordable housing development on West Morris Street and discussed the successful rebranding of the Land Bank under the Vacant Vibrant Program.