Many immigrant families had been unable to complete the FAFSA since the launch in late December.
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Indiana students in prison could soon receive Pell Grants for Ivy Tech certificates
If the programs are approved, prisoners could receive up to $7,400 a year to study business or automotive technology.
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Mind Trust seeks teachers to work in Summer Learning Labs
The nonprofit is hiring 250 instructional staff to work in its five-week program.
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Indianapolis Public Schools plans new approach to teaching English learners
The district’s plans would mean less separation, and more exposure to the mainstream classroom as students learn English.
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‘I don’t feel old here’: At Ivy Tech, retired seniors can take classes for free
Retirees also bring life experiences that make the campus community ‘culturally richer.’
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Why are teachers leaving the classroom? Lawrence Township plans to find out.
A partnership with Teach Indy will study education’s challenges and propose changes to make teachers’ jobs easier.
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Civil rights leaders say higher ed bill would negatively impact Black faculty, students
Indiana’s tenure legislation mirrors a Florida law that also established post-tenure reviews.
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North Central to remember late athletic director in fieldhouse dedication
The district will honor late athletic director Paul Loggan, who died in 2020.
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‘A huge relief:’ How Martin University’s free child care center supports student parents
Martin University’s drop-in child care program has been helping student parents since 2015.
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Rebuilding Stronger and teacher pay are goals in new IPS budget
District leaders will meet twice in March to discuss their plans.
