New middle school sports like girls flag football will be offered on renovated athletic fields.
Category: Education
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How UIndy plans to adapt to changing college and work environments
Like other Indiana colleges, the University of Indianapolis is zeroing on work-based learning.
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An Arsenal Tech mentor gone too soon, and a new award to carry his name
Darian Wiley was killed just days before he would have received a mentorship award.
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Bank of America book drive to support kids in IPS, Warren Township
Here’s where to drop your new or gently used books this April.
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UIndy expands transfer opportunities for Ivy Tech students
Ivy Tech students who transfer will be eligible for $16,000 in scholarships.
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How to sign up kids for Indy Summer Learning Labs
The free or low-cost programs provide academic help, field trips and summer activities to Marion County youth.
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Girls IN STEM Academy to open in temporary location this fall
Despite a win in zoning this week, legal challenges could still delay renovations at the new north Indy school.
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At IPS School 43, teaching kids to read is a community effort
Partnerships with Butler and the MLK Center seek to help students meet their reading goals
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‘We’re just anxious’: Indiana FAFSA applications down as April 15 deadline looms
As of March 15, Indiana’s FAFSA completion rate was down 20% from the previous year.
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Explaining the major changes coming to Indiana high schools
Students can expect to spend more time out of the classroom.
