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Indianapolis Voters Overwhelmingly Pass Tax for Charter and District Schools
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- Indianapolis voters on Election Day overwhelmingly backed the first-ever tax to be split between city and charter schools, a major step in a years-long movement by charter advocates to become equal partners in educating student.
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Nov 5, 2026 · Updated 11/5/2026, 6:55:29 PM · Reported with: The 74
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