The Freedom Readers Fellowship provides participants with a 16-week boot camp in the science of reading and ultimately help them find employment in schools.
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Learn about how to apply to college at these webinars
The Aug. 13 and 14 sessions will be in English and Spanish.
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Hear back-to-school stories and share your own
The “New and Nostalgic” story slam is a chance for the Indianapolis community to share their stories about back-to-school. It’s co-hosted by Chalkbeat Indiana, Indy Kids Winning, and Mirror Indy.
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Butler adding three new engineering bachelor’s degrees next year
Students will be able to choose between mechanical, chemical and bioengineering majors.
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New Ivy Tech president returns to his Hoosier roots
Marty Pollio comes to Ivy Tech after nearly 30 years in Louisville.
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First day of school in Indianapolis shows evolution of student transportation
Thousands of Indianapolis students are returning to school this week, but how they get there can vary greatly.
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Learn how to pay for college at the Indiana State Fair
Local nonprofit INvestEd will provide information on financial aid and scholarships.
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An eastside community is making it safer as kids go back to school
Community Heights used these ideas. Your neighborhood could too.
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Wayne Township faces reduced funding
Senate Bill 1 impacts school budgets with property tax changes
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Butler University eliminates social justice class requirement
Officials said the decision was made to protect Butler’s state and federal funding.
