But the state’s top higher education official sees signs of hope, too.
Category: Education
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Kafe’ Kuumba celebrates 36 years of open mic nights
Indiana’s oldest running poetry event will celebrate poets of the past and present at Martin University.
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Community and colors: Holi kicks off Indian club at IUPUI with joy
Swadesh, a new club at IUPUI, aims to help the college’s many Indian students find a home on campus.
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Indiana declines to move back the FAFSA deadline
FAFSA completion among Indiana’s high school seniors is down 28% as many struggle with registration.
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New statewide testing is coming for some Indiana babies and toddlers
More Indiana babies and toddlers may soon participate in state testing as education officials seek to assess whether children are ready for kindergarten.
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FAFSA is a ‘nightmare’ for many Indianapolis students whose parents are immigrants
FAFSA applications are down significantly across the country with the steepest drops at schools with larger numbers of students from low-income families and students of color.
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Here’s why Pike Township schools are asking for a tax increase
The referendum would sustain reading intervention programs that began during the pandemic.
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Victory College Prep carves out time away from class to provide internships for all
Junior and senior internships are part of school days: “(It) helps them be more prepared all the other school days.”
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Want to go to college? Check out this Ivy Tech event.
Ivy Tech’s April 16 event will offer prospective students information and resources.
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More opportunities to play sports are coming for IPS students
New middle school sports like girls flag football will be offered on renovated athletic fields.
