Both candidates running for the District 4 seat are now being challenged, in part, because they both filed to run as Democrats.
Category: Education
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Beyond backpacks: What do kids need that’s not on the supplies list?
Here’s what else educators say will set Indy students up for success this school year.
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Westsiders can find free food and backpacks at this community fair
Other community resources and health screenings will be available while supplies last.
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The beauty trend Indianapolis teens agree on? Being themselves.
Young creatives joined this camp to explore cosmetology and how beauty can be expressed.
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Here’s how far an Indiana Choice Scholarship voucher gets you at Indianapolis private schools
Some Indianapolis families that use private school vouchers could still get a bill upwards of one thousand dollars to cover the remaining cost of their tuition.
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Eastsiders can get free backpacks and vaccines at this back-to-school fair
The Boner Center event will connect attendees to community resources.
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Indiana ties extra college funding to degrees completed and workforce outcomes
The commissioner heard feedback from lawmakers and leaders in businesses, industry and higher education who wanted fewer metrics in the formula.
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Haughville families can find free backpacks at this resource fair
The back-to-school event will also have free haircuts, food and games.
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Support West Indianapolis students with this school supply drive
The Mary Rigg Neighborhood Center is seeking donations through an Amazon Wishlist.
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Indiana colleges inch closer to offering Workforce Pell Grants
The state is looking for approval for medical assistant and electrical maintenance programs.
