The new space gives teens a place to seek advice and reflect during the school day.
Author Archives: Carley Lanich
Alma Mater: Indiana University
As Mirror Indy's K-12 education reporter, I write about kids' experiences growing up in the city from birth to senior year.
I'm an IU graduate and spent several years covering K-12 and higher education for both The Times of Northwest Indiana and The South Bend Tribune.
Most recently, I helped Inside INdiana Business launch a business and development newsletter in northern Indiana.
Outside of work, I love to read, catch up with friends over brunch and cheer on the Hoosiers.
I'm thrilled to join Mirror Indy! This talented team is as passionate about Indianapolis and community-driven journalism as I am.
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Warren Township’s Kindergarten Camp gets kids ready for school
Here’s how eastsiders can get a preview of their Warren Township student’s school.
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Indiana School for the Blind summer camp registration open
Camps for students who are blind and visually impaired include sports, art and cooking.
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Free film screening to explore how math is used around us
Math is taught differently in schools across the country. This film explores why.
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Misleading texts sent to Indy residents seek to divide IPS parents
Multiple parents say their words have been taken out of context to advance an unknown cause.
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IPS students speak out amid debate over school funding
Teens worry about funding for popular programs if state lawmakers divide school budgets.
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IPS parents feel uncertainty as lawmakers consider changes to school funding
District officials say school closures, staff cuts and transportation changes on the table.
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Learn more about Warren Township middle schools at this event
Fourth graders can tour and meet staff at Creston, Raymond Park and Stonybrook schools
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Bethel Park building to become a Victory College Prep high school
It’s part of VCP’s big plans for growing enrollment, staff and services on the southeast side.
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Learn how to support an inclusive community at IPS’ Unity Summit
Speakers and workshops are free and open to the public.
