The eastside high school will offer free lunches to anyone under 18.
Category: Education
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‘This is accountability’: Martin University alumni call for new leadership
The call comes after Martin announced Dec. 9 the university would close.
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Millions of borrowers need to switch plans after a court blocked the new student loan program
More than seven million borrowers will need to change repayment plans for federal student loans.
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Martin University terminates staff, encourages students to transfer
The interim president told staff the university does not have money to pay them.
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Child care providers are stretching to make ends meet
These Indianapolis groups are stepping up to fill gaps.
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Indianapolis Public Schools to change immigration-related policies after Todd Rokita’s ICE lawsuit
Indianapolis Public Schools says it will change policies after Indiana’s attorney general alleged the district improperly impeded Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
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Meet Wayne Township’s newest school board member
When he’s not volunteering, Gordon works as a purchasing manager … and plays Santa.
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Purdue students in Indianapolis can get help with basic needs
A Purdue program connects students with housing, food and clothing.
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Black entrepreneurs celebrate a year of growth at eastside graduation
The graduates are part of Hu$tlers Mastermind, a community for Black entrepreneurs to connect and grow their businesses.
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This holiday toy giveaway is open to all Indianapolis families
KIPP Indy and SuperChris provided toys to 600 children last year.
