Indianapolis Public Schools Chief Financial Officer Weston Young breaks down how IPS is funded, explaining its reliance on federal support, state funding, and local property taxes.
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Indianapolis Public Schools
- Industry
- Education Management
- Location
- Indianapolis, US
- Company size
- 1,001ā5,000 employees
About Indianapolis Public Schools
Indianapolis Public Schools (IPS) is the largest school district in Indiana with more than 29,000 students. IPS offers more educational choices than any other school system with magnet programs in medicine, performing arts, inquiry-based learning, multiple intelligences, and much more. Go to www.myips.org to learn more.
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