INDIANAPOLIS — Indianapolis Public Schools Superintendent Aleesia Johnson is responding to an 8–1 vote by an education alliance committee that approved a set of recommendations aimed at reforming the city’s public education system. The recommendations will now move to state lawmakers for consideration.
In a video response posted by IPS, Johnson focused on the proposal for mandatory transportation participation, calling it a necessary step to improve equity and reliability for families.
“I’ve heard this message over and over again for the last six months,” Johnson said. “If a school benefits from the public transportation system, they must also share in the cost.”…