The board allowed her opponent Chris Bultman to remain in the race, saying his record met the requirements.
Category: Education
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Purdue to purchase Vonnegut museum building on Indiana Avenue
The nonprofit museum and library will continue operating independently.
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This Indy charter school is bucking enrollment trends
Why Global Prep Academy is opening a middle school this year.
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Thousands of Indiana families got childcare help, but the waitlist still tops 29,000
Indiana has issued 3,240 new childcare vouchers to families since April — the state’s first wave of new approvals since it froze voucher enrollment in December 2024 due to a loss of pandemic-era funding.
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What we learned by playing Indiana Avenue Monopoly
And, how you can host your own educational game night.
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This Indianapolis man wants to make job searching easier
Jason Penrod created ‘Jobs in Indy’ to help people find job postings, locally.
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Eastsiders can get backpacks, school supplies at this event
Skilled US’ back-to-school fair will have food, games and community resources.
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How to borrow a laptop at the library
For your next job interview or online doctor’s appointment, reserve a laptop from one of the 25 Indianapolis Public Library locations.
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Connect with dozens of employers at Ivy Tech’s Aug. 12 job fair
Plus, come meet Mirror Indy staff and learn about our text group, The Jobs Line.
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Get free school supplies at this eastside festival
The Edna Martin Christian Center festival will be 5-7 p.m. Aug. 6.
