IPS is considering ending agreements with charter schools as it faces a financial squeeze.
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A new IU Indianapolis course helps students engage with big ideas
IU Indianapolis is piloting four Cornerstone intro writing and reading classes.
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Break the cardinal rule at this art exhibit
Omar Rashan invites attendees to touch and feel his artwork that caters to the visually impaired community.
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Ben Davis graduates can celebrate homecoming at this alumni event
The west Indy school will give tours, recognize grads during its homecoming football game.
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Judge tosses Trump rule on immigration status and education
Indiana began requiring proof of legal status for students in adult education programs after a Trump order last year.
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These Hoosiers are stuck in the past — on purpose
Meet six historical reenactors who bring Indiana history to life.
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Eastside parents can learn Spanish or English this fall
Lawrence Township is offering free language classes for parents and staff.
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Learn how to support students facing housing insecurity
Brightlane Learning’s Sparking Conversations series promotes collaborative solutions.
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Where to learn about the Indianapolis school referendum
IPS is having three community meetings to answer questions about the referendum.
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Considering a healthcare career? Check out these sessions
The IU Health Mosaic Center will now offer two orientation sessions a month.
