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An Indiana law requires public schools to give underutilized buildings to interested charter schools for $1, but South Bend school board members say hundreds of students use the former Clay High building daily.
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Career Academy hopes to move into the former Clay High School in 2028, while the South Bend School Board considers its options for keeping the building.
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St. Joseph Superior Judge Mark Telloyan, a Republican, has ordered South Bend Community Schools to give the former Clay High building to businessman Larry Garatoni's Career Academy charter school.
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The St. Joseph County Clerk’s Office is reassuring voters that their ballots are correct, after an apparent map discrepancy caused confusion with the South Bend School Board ballot.
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The South Bend school superintendent is promising to change school culture and boost cultural competency with a new strategic plan.
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The school board Wednesday agreed to recognize bilingual educational specialists and full-time building security staff as unions, represented by Teamsters Local 364.
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The Forever Learning Institute will hold summer classes at former Clay High School after SBCSC approved a short-term facility agreement Monday.
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The Indiana State Board of Accounts on Monday released a Supplemental Compliance Report finding that school corporation policies and state laws were violated by the South Bend Community School Corp.'s financial management from 2022 to 2023.
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The South Bend Community School Corporation is looking to keep its chief financial officer in place. The school board Monday approved a contract extension for Ahnaf Tahmid, after community members voiced their support during public comment.
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Paradise Valley Schools attorney Susan Segal told the board Cummings lied when he said he didn't receive a buyout in South Bend, and he violated many district policies and his contract during his three months on the job before he was placed on leave.