The retired IU professor says she wants to represent ‘the whole community.’
Category: Education
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No one told state education officials about alleged abuse by an IPS teacher. And no law requires it.
The Department of Education learned about the incident from news reports in mid-April.
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IPS employees will get free health care at this new clinic
The clinic at T.C. Howe Middle School will be open to all IPS families in August.
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Indiana FAFSA filings hold steady so far this year
Early communication with parents and students helped overcome delays and glitches in the filing process, stakeholders say.
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‘3 by 3’ art show has puppets, performances and paperwork
The summer art show at the Herron galleries wants you to be part of the art.
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How to help IPS ensure all kids have school supplies
The district is collecting everything from tissue boxes to backpacks through June 30.
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On this online platform, kids can help stop the bullying
Building Dreams is more than a tool to learn. It’s a way to share concerns and build trust.
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Nearly 1 in 5 Indiana students don’t attend their home school district
About two-thirds of districts had an overall enrollment loss due to school choice policies, an analysis says.
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Perry Township students explore college, careers at UIndy
Hands-on experience helps ‘break those barriers of college feeling overwhelming,’ Summer Success camp director says.
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Career speed dating helps Ben Davis students learn about jobs
Students met people from about two dozen jobs, from public health to tech, at Ivy Tech summer program.
