An Indianapolis Public Schools veteran who turned around a failing school, a former U.S. State Department counter-terrorism analyst, and team of a businessman and school administrator were chosen this week as the first “Innovation School Fellows,” who will get the opportunity to design and run their own Indianapolis public school.
Read More READ THE FULL ARTICLE AT ED WEEKA native city educator, a former counter-terrorism analyst, a charter school operator and an academic dean are under the spotlight now as they set out to design new teaching models in a bid to turn around three failing Indianapolis schools.
Read More READ FULL ARTICLE IN INDY STARThe Mind Trust awarded its first three Innovation School Fellowships to a longtime Indianapolis Public Schools (IPS) educator who led a dramatic school turnaround; a former senior analyst with the U.S. Department of State who has studied youth engagement in entrepreneurship as an antidote to terrorist group involvement; and a team that includes one of the nation’s best education entrepreneurs and a seasoned school administrator.
Read More READ FULL PRESS RELEASEIndianapolis has an idea. Chicago should try it.
Read More READ FULL ARTICLE AT CHICAGO TRIBUNEThe Mind Trust has selected a group of diverse education and community leaders to serve on the Selection Committee tasked with choosing its first round of Innovation School Fellowship winners.
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1630 N Meridian St, Suite 450
Indianapolis, IN 46202
(317) 822-8102