More than 250 cases have been reported nationwide, but none in Indiana.
Category: Education
Posted inEducation
Bethel Park building to become a Victory College Prep high school
It’s part of VCP’s big plans for growing enrollment, staff and services on the southeast side.
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Learn how to support an inclusive community at IPS’ Unity Summit
Speakers and workshops are free and open to the public.
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Virtual school funding in Indiana could spike. But by how much?
Indiana lawmakers could soon approve a big spending hike on students who attend virtual schools, giving them the same base funding as students who attend in-person classes.
Posted inNeighborhoods
Center For Leadership Development will expand to east and west sides
The nonprofit wants to bring mentorship and education to underserved Indianapolis youth on the east and west sides.
Posted inEducation
Free pre-K for everyone? An Indy lawmaker wants to make it happen.
Despite setbacks this year, Democrat Blake Johnson says he’ll keep trying.
Posted inEducation
Check out the Youth Opportunities Fair at Ivy Tech
The March 12 fair will connect students with jobs, internships and resources.
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Indianapolis councilors still considering new city education fund
An Indy councilor said he won’t rush proposals that have drawn scrutiny from some advocates.
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Help your littlest learner pick up reading with these activities
Lawrence library branch will host a free workshop to spark reading curiosity in young kids.
Posted inArts & Culture
See artworks by students rising over adversity
The annual showcase at Providence Cristo Rey High School served inspiration, motivation and cheesecake.
