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Sydney Dauphinais

Sydney Dauphinais

Verified

Economic Equity Reporter, WFYI-TV (Indianapolis, IN)

United States

Beats

Primary beats

u.s. regional

Secondary beats

Market TrendsSportsPets and animalsGlobal IssuesLGBTQMental HealthLawBehaviorMusiciansStaging IdeasPersonal FinanceNolitaUrbanismFreelance copywriting across industries (apparel to tech)Concerts

Final Covers

Health, Technology, Korea, China, Vietnam, Politics, Indonesia , Economics, Myanmar, Southeast Asia , Pop Culture, Asia, Cambodia, Thailand

Journalist Type

Reporter

Seniority Positions

Economic Equity Reporter

Medium Formats

WFYI-TV (Indianapolis

Content

Total articles 339

  • These moms disagree about Indianapolis charter schools. They're both fighting for their kids

    By Sydney Dauphinais Verified| WFYI-TV (Indianapolis, IN) Verified April 16, 2025Unable to load the audio player. You could try direct download? LaToya Tahirou’s oldest daughter started struggling in school around third grade. She was in a Spanish immersion program in Indianapolis Public Schools. Tahirou thought maybe learning a second language was too much for her, so she moved her to a new school. But Tahirou said her daughter experienced learning loss, and she couldn’t catch up.

    By Sydney Dauphinais Verified · WFYI-TV (Indianapolis, IN)

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • These moms disagree about Indianapolis charter schools. They're both fighting for their kids

    By Sydney Dauphinais Verified| Indiana Public Media@ LaToya Tahirou’s oldest daughter started struggling in school around third grade. She was in a Spanish immersion program in Indianapolis Public Schools. Tahirou thought maybe learning a second language was too much for her, so she moved her to a new school. But Tahirou said her daughter experienced learning loss, and she couldn’t catch up. Her daughter transferred several more times and eventually graduated from a charter school. Today, her two youngest children are excelling.

    By Sydney Dauphinais Verified · Indiana Public Media

    Apr. 15, 2025

  • These moms disagree about Indianapolis charter schools. They're both fighting for their kids

    By Sydney Dauphinais Verified| WFYI-TV (Indianapolis, IN) Verified April 16, 2025Unable to load the audio player. You could try direct download? LaToya Tahirou’s oldest daughter started struggling in school around third grade. She was in a Spanish immersion program in Indianapolis Public Schools. Tahirou thought maybe learning a second language was too much for her, so she moved her to a new school. But Tahirou said her daughter experienced learning loss, and she couldn’t catch up.

    By Sydney Dauphinais Verified · WFYI-TV (Indianapolis, IN)

    Apr. 16, 2025

As seen in

Tribune – Star,WTIU – TV (Bloomington, In),Portland Monthly (Oregon),KLCC – FM (Eugene, OR),Indiana Public Media,Chalkbeat,Inside Indiana Business,Chalkbeat Indiana,Newsbreak,WFYI – TV (Indianapolis, In),Oregon Public Broadcasting

Company Info

WFYI-TV (Indianapolis, IN)

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States

'+1 317-636-2020