Review paints bleak picture of low-performing school in Indianapolis

April 13, 2010
Report finds unprepared teachers, overwhelmed principals
FromThe Indianapolis Star: A state-commissioned review of the lowest-performing schools in Indianapolis Public Schools paints a devastating portrait of unprepared teachers, overwhelmed and distracted principals and meddling central office edicts. The most basic finding, though, was that at most of the schools many teachers either couldn't or didn't teach.

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