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.
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Beyond bachelor’s degrees: Why Indy’s private colleges are adding two-year degrees
Associate degrees aren’t the only new offerings coming from schools like Marian, Butler and UIndy.
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Butler’s new two-year college is named after abolitionist founder
The two-year college will begin welcoming students in fall 2025.
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You asked. We answered. What you need to know about the IUPUI split
Yes, Purdue students in Indianapolis can get student tickets to basketball games.
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IPS is no longer automatically providing transportation to students
The district’s bus service is still free for families, but you’ll need to request it by this summer deadline.
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Marion County school districts get funding to help students attend college
The six school districts also can apply for up to $1.5 million in additional funding.
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IPS adopts $456 million budget for next year as district focuses on literacy, revamped academics
The Indianapolis Public Schools board approved an operating budget for next school year.
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City-County Council to vote if charter school opens in Washington Township as opposition grows
After months of controversy, an all-girls charter school is one step closer to opening in Washington Township.
