The university will kick off its virtual campus in January with a bachelor’s degree in business administration.
Category: Education
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How does this acclaimed Indiana charter school keep halls calm? Suspending students
A WFYI analysis of 2024-2025 state data shows that Paramount schools suspended students with disabilities about three times more often than the state average.
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Get help with your college financial aid application this fall
The Center for Leadership Development will host its first FAFSA night Sept. 22.
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Who’s leading the Indianapolis City-County Council education committee?
Little has been said about the role since Councilor Keith Graves stepped down in July.
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How this teacher has used zoology to teach lifelong skills for roughly two decades
In Sherry Jackson’s zoology class at North Central High School, students do behavior studies, memorize birds that live in Indiana and perform dissections.
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New program introduces youth to wrestling, book writing
LEAD the Wright Way is a new program that combines literacy and wrestling.
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A new space for Indy youth to feel empowered
From 2020 protests to political upheaval, this nonprofit wants to help youth find their voice.
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Southport replaces homecoming parade with new community festival
The school will host a community festival before the football game on Sept. 19.
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Over 50 Indianapolis schools apply to collaborate on transportation, facilities
Schools and school districts can opt into a statewide pilot program.
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About 19% of Indiana child cares have already closed classrooms as state cuts aid
The largest number of closures were in registered ministries, followed by licensed centers.
