
Lindsay Cornett
Lindsey Cornett, Managing Editor of Englewood Press and Assistant Editor of The Englewood Review of Books, host of the ERB Podcast and Indianapolis public-school advocate.
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Sep 28, 2026
You Should Vote For: Lindsey Cornett Indianapolis Public School Board District 4
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Five of the seven school board seats are up for election this year in November.

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And ultimately, like we said, IPEC is not accountable to voters, but our school board does have some power to hold IPEC accountable.

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and to insist that they deliver on the things that they are supposed to deliver on, more affordable and efficient transportation, solid management of buildings, school accountability that applies across the board to charters and traditional schools.

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While our state legislature has done its darndest to strip power from our board, our board is not without power.
