Students should have their vaccines by Oct. 20 or they could be asked to stay home.
Category: Education
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What’s being done to end child hunger in Indianapolis?
You can learn about a few local approaches at this talk on Oct. 16.
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Purdue will purchase 2 apartment buildings near Indy campus
It’s part of the university’s push to add on-campus housing after the IUPUI split.
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Kids can submit their rap, poetry and spoken word and receive a gift card
The Slammin’ Rhymes Challenge is part of the Central Library’s Fall Fest on Nov. 15.
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Indy kids can get free homework help at these walk-in hours
The Center for Leadership Development will also offer free guidance counseling.
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As Indiana’s 21st Century Scholars program grows, there are new higher education challenges
Recent changes to the program have allowed it to dramatically increase the number of high schostudents it serves.
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The YMCA is raising money to help Indy families with child care
The Y hopes to fill gaps after a cut to state child care vouchers.
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Get help with your financial aid application at upcoming workshop
The Burmese American Community Institute is hosting FAFSA help sessions Oct. 8 and 14.
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90% of Indy Achieves students finish college
With a proven track record at IU Indianapolis, the city-funded program requested $2 million in the 2026 city budget to expand completion grants and scholarships for local students.
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Family claims deaf-blind student was abused, sues Wayne Township schools
The lawsuit claims the student suffered years of appalling neglect, physical and emotional abuse.
