Triton Central School Board Welcomes New Head Football Coach, Honors Longtime Leader

Overview: At the recent Triton Central School Board meeting, the board announced the hiring of Tim Kegley as the new head football coach, following the retirement of longtime coach and physical education teacher, Tim Abel. Abel, who decided to retire at the end of the academic year, was recognized for his contributions over thirteen years. The board unanimously approved Kegley’s appointment, citing his established relationships within the school and community as a key factor in their decision.

Perry Township Students Demand Action on Immigration and Safety Concerns

Overview: During the recent Perry Township School Board meeting, students from Perry Meridian High School addressed the board, urging action on immigration policy and student safety. Their candid remarks highlighted a growing concern among the student body about feeling unsupported amid a climate of fear and uncertainty. The board also tackled topics such as adopting a new pre-K curriculum and analyzing enrollment trends, but the students’ public comments were the focal point of the evening.

Lawrence Township Faces Need for New School-Based Mental Health Services Provider

Overview: At the recent Lawrence Township School Board meeting, it was announced that Community Health Network, the long-standing provider of mental health services to the district, will end its contract by June 30, 2026. This development necessitates the search for a new service provider to meet state law requirements and ensure continued support for students. The board approved a request for proposals (RFP) to find a replacement provider, emphasizing the importance of mental health services in schools.

Indianapolis Council Discusses Hosting Meetings Across City and Engaging Public on Transit Issues

Overview: During a recent meeting, the Indianapolis City-County Council’s Municipal Corporations Committee focused on expanding public engagement by hosting meetings at various municipal locations throughout the city. The committee discussed logistics and legalities of conducting meetings outside the usual council chambers, a move aimed at making council activities more accessible to the public. Additionally, members expressed a strong interest in improving transparency and community involvement in municipal corporation decisions.

Indianapolis City-County Council Approves Chief of Police Appointment Amidst Discussions on Public Safety and Community Health

Overview: The Indianapolis City-County Council approved the mayor’s appointment of Tim Beatty as the chief of police for the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department, while also passing a public safety grant and affirming community health initiatives.