The event at the Martindale-Brightwood library is open to all aspiring college students.
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Here are some big facility challenges facing Indianapolis schools
As ILEA discusses facilities, community members call for the unification of IPS and charters under one school board.
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Indiana higher ed board to vote on secretary of education as new commissioner
Sec. Katie Jenner would lead both the K-12 and higher education agencies, if confirmed.
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Indianapolis Local Education Alliance to host more public meetings this year
The nine-member group must recommend how to improve efficiencies across both Indianapolis Public Schools and the many charters in its borders.
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Meet your reading goal in Virginia Woolf class at UIndy
The class is open to community members for just $10.
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Still need school supplies? This Indy festival could help.
The We Care Community Festival will offer free haircuts, health screenings and groceries.
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Learn all about college at annual conference and fair
The event is Aug. 30, but parents and students must register by Aug. 21.
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Adult learners may now have to prove legal status to take English classes
Some Indy programs are grappling with a new Trump directive requiring proof of residency.
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Meet the 9 people who could guide the future of public schools in Indianapolis
The nine members of the Indianapolis Local Education Alliance have a big task over the next four months: recommend how to transform city public schools.
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Indiana third grade reading scores improve at record-breaking rate
The increase comes after concerted efforts to help students pass the IREAD, and puts students’ scores on par with pre-pandemic levels.
