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• Judge awards $269K to ex-Edison school leader in wrongful termination case

  By Caroline Beck Verified| IndyStar Verified Former Edison School of the Arts leader Nathan Tuttle was awarded $269,218 in a wrongful termination lawsuit. Tuttle claimed his civil rights were violated due to lack of due process after being accused of using a racial slur. Tuttle now works as principal at another Indianapolis school.

  By Caroline Beck Verified · IndyStar

  Apr. 21, 2025

• Here are the top 10 public schools in Indiana, according to Niche.com

  By Caroline Beck Verified| Yahoo Verified Niche released its 2025 list of best K-12 schools in the country, and multiple Indianapolis suburban districts landed among the Top 10 for the state. Niche calculates the ranking for best schools based on seven factors, with each being weighted differently. Academic grades are weighted the highest at 60% of the calculation for ranking schools.

  By Caroline Beck Verified · Yahoo

  Apr. 21, 2025

• Vote for IndyStar Student of the Week for April 21-25

  By Caroline Beck Verified| Yahoo Verified Each week, readers vote on central Indiana students who were nominated by their schools for their excellence in the classroom and beyond. Readers can vote for their favorite student throughout the week at the bottom of this story on IndyStar.com, with polling closing at noon on Thursday, April 24. Winners will be announced every Friday. This contest aims to introduce readers not just to the student who winds up winning but to all of the highly accomplished nominees.

  By Caroline Beck Verified · Yahoo

  Apr. 21, 2025

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