Amelia Pak-Harvey is a city reporter for the Indianapolis Star, focusing on local news and education in Indianapolis. With a background in journalism, Amelia has covered various topics including youth homicides, charter schools, teacher salaries, and ongoing litigation in the Indianapolis Public School system.
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Amelia Pak-Harvey's coverage is heavily focused on local education-related issues in Marion County and Indianapolis, Indiana. She regularly covers topics such as teacher salaries, charter schools, school enrollment, legal battles involving educational institutions, and legislative changes impacting the education sector.
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By: Amelia Pak-Harvey, Aleksandra Appleton
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By: Amelia Pak-Harvey
Chalkbeat examines what Indiana is doing to help its students not only make it to college, but through college successfully.
By: Amelia Pak-Harvey
Chalkbeat examines what Indiana is doing to help its students not only make it to college, but through college successfully.
By: Amelia Pak-Harvey
Chalkbeat examines what Indiana is doing to help its students not only make it to college, but through college successfully.
Stand, Rise Indy PACs beef up spending for candidates in competitive races for Indianapolis Public Schools board.
The race for four seats on the Indianapolis Public Schools board could significantly reshape the board’s makeup, with more candidates who are critical of charter schools.
By: Amelia Pak-Harvey
Early voting signage outside MSD Lawrence Education & Community Center in Indianapolis, IN on Saturday, Oct. 23, 2024. Longstanding divisions on the Lawrence Township school board has spilled into the upcoming election for the sole contested board seat.
The city of Indianapolis backed out of the pending sale of the former John Marshall building, citing high deferred maintenance costs. The collapse of the deal leaves an uncertain future for the building that was set to become a center for social and health services for the Far Eastside.
By: Amelia Pak-Harvey, Law, Tom Wood
By: Mj Slaby, Amelia Pak-Harvey, Aleksandra Appleton
Indiana students with disabilities participate in mock elections, learning about democracy, civic engagement, and the importance of voting.
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