The collaboration allows schools to function as branches of the library, which gives students access to more materials.
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IPS cuts back tutoring as federal COVID aid expires and a new state reading law takes effect
IPS is shifting its focus to tutoring just some second and third graders.
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Cellphones, reading, state testing: See what’s new as Indiana students head back to school
A new truancy prevention law has implications for parents of chronically absent students.
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IU approves policy that will shutter pro-Palestinian camp at Indy campus
The new policy aimed at protest activity will take effect Aug. 1.
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Ivy Tech to host job, resource fair Aug. 6
More than 80 employers and several community organizations will be at the event.
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The encampment at IU Indy is still going, but maybe not for long
Members of the encampment feel targeted by a potential new university policy.
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Warren Central High School goes back to school, shifting to block scheduling
Block schedules, which the school used during the pandemic, include four classes a day.
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Martin University reentry job fair offers second chance at life
Former inmates say they served their time and now just want an opportunity.
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On the Road to Reading takes books to Indy’s littlest readers
Indianapolis Public Library program helps preschoolers find joy in reading.
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Back-to-school clinic to offer free health screenings on Indy’s east side
Families can check blood pressure, get up-to-date on vaccines and test for COVID-19.
