The meeting came after leaders rallied outside Braun’s office last week.
Category: Education
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Northwest Landing community center hopes to grow
One year in, the Aspire Higher Foundation sees an opportunity to provide food to neighbors.
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Indy councilors weighing two options for new education fund
They’re considering how the fund would be used and the involvement of RISE INDY.
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IPS board takes stand against bills that threaten district’s survival
The board also called on the public for support, asking them to share concerns with lawmakers.
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Butler launches online master’s degree in sports management
The program will draw on Indianapolis sports industries and culture to prepare students.
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Indiana struggles to send Black, Hispanic students to college, report shows
54% of Indiana adults had a degree or post high school credential in 2023.
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‘We shall overcome’: Black faith leaders rally for Martin University, DEI
Martin University, a private university, received $5 million in the state budget in 2023.
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Want to be a nonprofit leader? Apply for a paid apprenticeship
Indy’s Public Allies program matches applicants to nonprofits for full or part-time employment.
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Minimum teacher salaries: Nearly all Indianapolis school districts offer over $50,000
The contracts for this school year come as lawmakers push for a higher minimum state teacher salary in a bid to make teaching a more attractive career.
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Youth homicides from gun violence drop in 2024 in Indianapolis
Far fewer Indianapolis children were killed by guns in 2024 than the previous year, dropping from a record high of 44 to 17. Overall shootings involving kids, though, were up 7%.
