The latest exhibition at the Eiteljorg Museum asks important questions about freedom and America’s past.
Category: Education
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New IPS school year brings reconfigured grades, new academic offerings and a revised dress code
Students also will find new items on the lunch menu.
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New science of reading curriculum for IPS elementary schools will stress background knowledge
IPS leaders say the change aligns with state law, promotes racial equity and increases access to a rigorous education.
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Your ultimate cheat sheet for visiting Indy museums on a budget
Discover cheap ways to check out Indianapolis museums, from free days to military and access pass programs.
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‘Good Night Forest’ takes kids into the dark, flashlights included
New Indiana State Museum exhibit uses art and exploration to nurture science thinking among the youngest Hoosiers.
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Here’s when each IPS building will have Back to School Night
School supplies, clothing, personal care kits, books, backpacks and other giveaways will be available.
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High school hackathon to award thousands in scholarships
Here’s how Indy teens can register to learn about robotics and win prizes.
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Experts promote daily habits and parental help to boost student literacy
Over the summer, a reading list need not be the only approach.
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IndyGo offers students reduced fares, free backpacks
Students across Indianapolis can ride IndyGo buses at half-cost or free. Here’s how.
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Nearly 70% of Indiana students fall short in both math, English standards post-pandemic
This year’s ILEARN test scores are mostly the same compared with the results from the past two years.
