Sampson Levingston, the moving force behind Through2Eyes, curates a special guide of Black History Month events and learning opportunities that keep him educated and inspired.
Category: Education
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Q&A: Martin University president says its future ‘is as bright as it always has been’
He also talked about Gov. Braun’s budget and upcoming visit.
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Indiana School for the Blind planning for next 100 years
With a new campus coming, students are finding a temporary home on the far east side.
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Indiana Senate OKs anti-DEI bill that takes aim at state agencies, schools
A social media post made by Lt. Gov. Micah Beckwith amid the debate also sparked outrage on the Senate floor.
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Hear the music of Indiana legends at Arsenal Tech’s jazz fest
The Freddie Hubbard Memorial Jazz Fest Feb. 14 will celebrate students and Hoosier musicians.
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Here’s how much your school district could lose under Gov. Braun’s tax plan
Local school districts would feel the sting of Braun’s proposed property tax limits, because they rely on that money to fund transportation, debt service and capital projects.
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Lawmakers back away from forcing colleges to enroll more in-state students
Instead, public colleges would submit a report about their numbers of in-state students.
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Keep up with changes to Indiana education at this community event
Learn about changes to high school diploma requirements and state reading tests at this event.
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Here’s the law on immigrant students’ rights to a public education
WFYI spoke with two legal experts to better understand what rights immigrant students have and what public K-12 schools must provide.
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IPS parents form a council to fight legislation
The council wants to hold the board accountable and center parent voices.
