Parents can learn about language testing and more in this upcoming virtual meeting.
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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Where to watch IPS’ MLK Day tribute
The event, featuring speeches and musical performances, will be broadcast on WFYI-1 and IPS’ Youtube channel.
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Kids at this west side school have new access to the library
Enlace Academy is the latest to distribute IndyPL’s eResource Card to students
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How La Plaza helps eastside teens plan for their future
Tu Futuro provides college prep for Latino teens as soon as they start high school.
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Indy students can practice math skills at this free boot camp
Exponentia Prime’s event will prepare students and their families for winter math competitions.
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Learn how to support students’ mental health in this training
An Eskenazi Health expert will share how families can help kids in this free event.
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The Oaks Academy asked kids to cut out screen time. Here’s how it went.
The private school offered several ideas for families needing tech-free time.
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Can AI help kids learn to read? This Indy school is seeing results.
Brookside School 54 is partnering with The Indy Learning Team to roll out the new technology.
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Learn how to swim at free Sigma Gamma Rho event
Sigma Gamma Rho wants to help dispel fears about swimming, particularly for Black and Latino children.
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Demand for student apprenticeships is growing. Will Indy businesses step up?
EmployIndy works with schools to make sure students find meaning in job training.
