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Category: Education
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After 15 years, LYN House needs your help to grow
The small, grassroots tutoring program has found success in one-on-one relationships. Now, it needs help to grow.
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Warren Township clinic to offer free vaccines for kids Sept. 11
The clinic will offer immunizations required for the 2024-25 school year.
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Free math games make problem-solving fun for Indy students
Exponentia Prime’s monthly math circle events give students in grades K-8 a fun way to work on their problem-solving skills.
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How Marion County schools will use $7.5M to get students to college
Schools’ plans for the grants include a mobile college and career center and expanding dual credit opportunities.
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Have ideas to help kids read? Apply for this grant.
This community grant program awards up to $5,000 to families looking to grow kids’ reading skills.
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Martin University’s new preschool is free and open to all
Families can enroll 3- and 4-year-olds in half-day preschool starting Sept. 9.
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‘Kind of confusing’: Purdue, IU students head back to class after IUPUI split
Purdue students, especially, are adjusting as the university builds out a campus.
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What Indy teens really want — ‘a peaceful generation’
The Talking Guns Project unifies teen voices around finding peaceful solutions to youth gun violence.
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Hoosier girls experience bullying at twice the rate of boys
The new Indiana Girl Report looks at emotional, social and academic wellness and offers ways adults can help
