In the past several years, Carmel Clay Schools has made several changes to its grading practices, including increased test retakes and using 50 percent – rather than 0 percent – as a minimum score in middle schools, even for uncompleted work. And many teachers are not fans. That’s according to| Current Publishing
In 2023, Kathy and Joe Cox received devastating news that their 20-year-old daughter, Abigail, had been killed in a vehicle crash in Arkansas. While grieving their loss, the family knew they wanted to build a legacy that would keep Abigail’s memory alive. In less than a month, they established Abs A| Current Publishing
The City of Carmel is preparing to reduce staff, increase efficiency and pay off capital leases next year to mitigate some of the financial impact caused by the state’s new property tax law. Carmel Mayor Sue Finkam and Carmel Chief Financial Officer Zac Jackson presented the city’s proposed 2026 bu| Current Publishing
The Hamilton County Council wrapped its 2026 budget hearings Sept. 3 at the Hamilton County Government and Judicial Center. Hamilton County Communications Director Tammy Sander said over the course of two days, councilors and county staff worked collaboratively to bring the $324 million budget into| Current Publishing
During an Aug. 28 virtual presentation broadcast to the public on the city website and Facebook page, Carmel Mayor Sue Finkam acknowledged the challenge ahead for the city budget because of the effect of Senate Bill 1 on the city revenue, expenses and budget. “We’ve got to put our hats on and try| Current Publishing
The 2026 City of Fishers budget will be officially presented to the Fishers City Council during its regular monthly meeting Sept. 15, offering a public overview of the approximately $160.5 million combined operating and capital budgets, which will include raises for city staff and no increase to the| Current Publishing
The Zionsville Education Foundation — a nonprofit that supports teachers and staff at Zionsville Community Schools — recently announced grants awarded within the district have reached $2 million over the course of the organization's history. Originally the Eagle-Union Education Foundation, ZEF mark| Current Publishing
