Students can shop for meat, canned items and personal hygiene products twice a month.
Category: Education
Posted inEducation
Why this Indianapolis school wants kids to put screens down
The Oaks Academy teaches with notebooks and chalkboards instead of laptops and smart boards.
Posted inBusiness
Support eastside businesses Nov. 30 at Small Business Saturday Expo
Vendors can sign up for a table at the event supporting Warren Township schools.
Posted inEducation
Kids can grow their Black history knowledge at new Saturday School
The twice-monthly event is free and seeks to build on history lessons taught in school.
Posted inArts & Culture
Join an ‘awe researcher’ Nov. 10 at Spirit & Place
Dacher Keltner will be part of a conversation with advice columnist R. Eric Thomas and journalist Ebony Chappel.
Posted inEducation
Here’s who won school board races across Marion County
School board elections took place in 10 Indy-area school districts.
Posted inGovernment
Out-of-state Indiana college students face barriers to voting
Some college students say they’ve faced challenges trying to vote with mail-in ballots.
Posted inEducation
Future of shuttered school building unclear after city withdraws offer to buy it
Plans to turn the former John Marshall school building into a hub for various services for the Far Eastside have died after the city of Indianapolis backed out of purchasing the property from Indianapolis Public Schools.
Posted inEducation
Divide over teacher, administrator pay heightens on Lawrence school board
Members of the Lawrence Township school board have taken sides in the re-election bid of one of their own after a lingering dispute over administrative pay has reached a boiling point.
Posted inEducation
Indiana licensing program tackles the shortage of special educators
I-SEAL allows current teachers, including those on emergency permits, to get fully licensed in special education at no cost.
