Indianapolis Public Schools

KIPP Indy Legacy High is part of KIPP Indy Public Schools, established in 2004, and is dedicated to equipping students in grades K-12 with the academic foundation, self-identity, and social-emotional skills necessary for success in college and careers. The school emphasizes a commitment to the whole child and aims to empower students to make a positive impact on their community while addressing systemic racial oppression. With a variety of extracurricular offerings, including sports teams, clubs, and unique experiences such as the KIPP Indy Student Summit, KIPP Indy fosters a culture of academic ownership and personal expression. The KIPP Forward program supports families and students in their transitions, ensuring they are well-prepared for future educational and professional endeavors. Generated from the website

The Julian Coleman Academy is a learning center that offers a variety of educational opportunities to students in grades four through six. The academy has an enrollment of more than 100 students. Located in Indianapolis, it is a part of Indianapolis Public Schools, which operates various elementary, middle and high schools. Indianapolis Public Schools operates through a range of divisions, such as athletics, special education, facilities management, human resources, research and evaluation and technology.