Q&A with Pam Wimbush, who knows many adult learners are juggling kids, jobs and education.
Category: Education
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‘Not invisible’: This Indy program helps struggling young people
Participants get free job training and support through the Youth Employment Services program.
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Lawsuit over gender dysphoria could upend disability rights law, advocates say
A lawsuit over whether gender dysphoria should be considered a disability threatens to upend more than 50 years of disability rights law that allows students to get important accommodations at school.
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Know a teen looking for a summer job? Kids ready for camp?
Summer break will be here before we know it. IPS’ resource fair has ideas to keep kids busy.
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IU Indy equity center shuttered after Trump administration cuts funding
The center trained schools and governments on racial bias.
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Some IPS teachers will be assigned to multiple schools next year
Parents worry the change signals a break from promises to expand music and art programs.
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Yes, Junior Chef! Indy kids can apply for this 17-week food program
Participating students could earn their way to the World Food Championships.
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Former Tindley CEO defrauded charter school network of nearly $1 million
Brian Metcalf, who led the charter network from July 2019 through December 2022, pleaded guilty to helping submit nearly $1 million worth of fake invoices.
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Indiana schools must end ‘race-based’ programs or risk losing federal funding
The U.S. Department of Education stated it will begin compliance reviews no later than Feb. 28.
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IPS calls for pause on new schools as bill on sharing tax revenue advances
The statement from the school board last week also calls for a limit on the ability of authorizers to allow new charter schools to open.
