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More than 300 teachers employed by Indiana’s biggest school district could soon find themselves out of work. Indianapolis Public Schools officials are considering cuts as they deal with dwindling enrollment and a $25 million budget deficit. Layoffs could also affect about 40 other faculty members and at least 60 district administrators. The district will hold a public meeting today at 7 p.m. in the IPS Educational Services Building, 120 Walnut St.
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