INDIANAPOLIS PUBLIC SCHOOLSFACTS & FIGURES: SY 2018–19

Ahmed Young, Chief of Staff/General Counsel

September 27, 2018

Overview

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Schools

3 IPS serves students in 88 unique schools and programs

• Grade Pre-K (1)• Grades Pre-K–6/K–6 (24)• Grades Pre-K–8/K–8 (15)

• Grades 7–8 (4)• Grades 9–12 (4)

• Grades Pre-K–6/K–6 (10)• Grades K–8 (4)

• Grades 6–8 (2)• Grades 9–12 (4)

• 2–11 Newcomer’s Program (1)

• K–12+ Special Education Programs (42)

• K–12+ Alternative Options (5)

Schools

4 IPS provides many unique academic models …

Dual-Language Immersion

(2)

STEM (4)

Montessori (3) Paideia (1)

Classical Arts &

Humanities (3)

Medical & Health

Sciences (2)

Kinesthetic Learning

(1)

High Ability (1)

IB (5)

Reggio (2)

Visual & Performing

Arts (2)

Environmental Studies (1)

Teaching & Leading (1)

Construction & Manufacturing

(2)

Business & Finance (1)

Information Technology

(1)

Law & Public

Policy (1)

Math & Science (1)

Career Technology Center (1)

New Tech (2)

Schools

5 … and school-support strategies and designs

Opportunity Culture Schools

(14)

Transformation Zone Schools

(5)

Choice/Magnet Schools (20)

Students

6 IPS enrollment is on an upward trend

32,470 31,473 30,979 30,921 31,820

SY 2013-14 SY 2014-15 SY 2015-16 SY 2016-17 SY 2017-18 SY 2018-19Turnaround 1,974 1,903 1,602 1,616 1,532 1532Innovation-Non-LEA - - 850 1,398 3,411 5136Innovation-LEA - - 539 1,762 2,896 2841Traditional 30,496 29,570 27,988 26,145 23,981 22318

30,496 29,570 27,988 26,145 23,981 22,318

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539 1,762 2,896

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1,974 1,903 1,602 1,616 1,532 1,532

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Enrollment ComparisonSY 2010–11 to SY 2018–19 (Projected)

Students

7 IPS serves a diverse student population

Special Education

18%

General Education

82%

Special Education Populations

Special Education General Education

American Indian or Native Alaskan

0%

Black or African American

43%

Asian American1%

Latino or Hispanic29%

White22%

Multiracial5%Native Hawaiian or

Pacific Islander0%

Ethnicity

American Indian or Native Alaskan Black or African American

Asian American Latino or Hispanic

White Multiracial

Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander

English Language Learner

19%

English First Language

81%

English Language Learner Populations

English Language Learner Engish First LanguageEnglish First Language

Staff

8 IPS is one of the city’s largest employers

Teachers and Certified Staff

Classified Staff

Staff

9 IPS talent pipeline composition

Operations

10 IPS transportation program

IPS Operations

Durham School Services

Transport more than 22,500 students daily

3M projected planned miles SY 2018–19

Provide daily average of 150 field trips, athletics and extracurricular routes

Operations

11 IPS school nutrition program

Regular Service

More than:

• 13,747 breakfast meals daily

• 22,230 lunch meals daily

• 839,636 meals monthly

• Fall Break 2017: 6,344 meals

• Winter Break 2017: 1,625 meals

• Spring Break 2018: 6,971 meals

• Summer Break 2018: 54,611 meals

IPS has a robust school nutrition program, including service during breaks.

Questions and Answers

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