Indiana students’ reading scores have remained essentially unchanged for five straight years despite major state investments in literacy.
Category: Education
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Incoming head of Purdue in Indianapolis says campus is ready to grow
The university plans to expand to 15,000 students in Indy.
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Register your kids for free summer camp at Madam Walker Legacy Center
Campers can also take a free tour of the center and Indiana Avenue.
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Here’s how to pick up free school supplies and meet a Colts player
A far east side church is partnering with Julius “JuJu” Brents for this back-to-school event.
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How a major investment in STEM will support IPS middle schoolers
Kids at Arlington and William Penn middle schools are about to learn more firsthand from people working in STEM.
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IPS parents can learn how to support their kids’ education at this event
The daylong conference will tackle attendance, navigating special education and more.
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School leaders support proposal to extend curfew after recent shootings
The superintendents of all 11 Marion County school districts said they support a City-County Council proposal for an extended curfew.
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Celebrate back-to-school season at free Lawrence event
Lawrence’s Back-to-School Celebration is noon to 2 p.m. July 20 at Lawrence Community Park.
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Southside educators work to bridge Chin language barriers
Over 30 Chin languages are spoken in Indy. Here’s how teachers learned about some of them.
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Warren Township Back to School Celebration offers free supplies
The event will offer free backpacks, haircuts and activities.
