Familias con niños pequeños están invitadas a celebrar el Día del niño en la Biblioteca Central.
Category: Education
Every IPS student can check out IndyPL books at their school
An expanded library partnership makes 2 million books available to students.
Lawmakers tweak advisory group on IPS and charter schools sharing resources
The latest version of the proposed group comes after input from IPS, which has advocated for a local alliance of IPS residents to shape the city’s future educational landscape.
Indiana Youth Institute leader shares trends impacting Hoosier kids
The report ranks Indiana 27th in the United States for overall child well-being.
Q&A: Purdue wants to leverage Indy’s sports culture with new degree
Jeanne Boyd, former director of the NCAA men’s basketball tourney, will lead the program.
The Indianapolis Urban League offers help building jobs skills
At workshops, counselors share job tips, help with resumes, interviewing and goal setting.
Get help with FAFSA at Martin University
Martin will host a financial aid help session from 4-6 p.m. April 11.
Reset room offers teens a place to cool down at Arsenal Tech
The new space gives teens a place to seek advice and reflect during the school day.
Indiana schools suspended students over 30,000 times for fighting last year
The spike in exclusionary discipline leaves thousands of children missing out on class with little oversight of how discipline is applied.
Pathway Resource Center to hold eastside job fair
FedEx, Eskenazi Health, Infamous Home Care and IndyGo will participate April 10.


