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Enroll Indy told charter authorizers and IPS that they don’t have to pay for the enrollment system for one year. But IPS said the breakup isn’t just about money, and is sticking with its new enrollment system.
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IPS left Enroll Indy. Then, the enrollment system cut fees, but the district didn’t reverse course.
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