Attendees will be entered to win prizes, including an electric bike.
Category: Education
Learn about HBCUs at college fair Oct. 2
The Indianapolis Black Alumni Council will host the college fair at Martin University.
Fewer international students are in Indianapolis this fall
A national expert tied the decrease to Trump administration policies surrounding student visas.
With IPS’ future in limbo, trustees begin to weigh in
As charter advocates call for change, the IPS board is putting together its own recommendations.
‘I’m so ready’: Eastside parents embrace Warren school changes
Fifth graders could move back to elementaries next school year. Here’s what parents think.
Learn how to become job-ready at free workshop
The event will be hosted by the Indianapolis Urban League and the city of Indianapolis.
Learn how to afford college at this Warren Central career fair
The event will connect eastside students with financial aid experts.
Apply to college for free during College Application Week
IU Indianapolis is waiving its application fee from Sept. 22-26.
Indiana teachers could lose their licenses for posts about Charlie Kirk
The Indiana Department of Education will review statements teachers have made about the killing of Charlie Kirk and potentially suspend or revoke their licenses for “misconduct,” Indiana Gov. Mike Braun said Wednesday.
Could your Warren Township student go to a different school next year?
Here’s what to know about possible changes coming to eastside elementary and middle schools.


