District leaders say they were never approached by the school, which proposes to level the playing field for girls in STEM.
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More Hoosier students could see associate degrees under pending bill
Senate Bill 8 bill is an effort to confer degrees to the one-third of Hoosier students who take classes but don’t complete college in six years.
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Indiana school funding bill would give money to families to create ‘a la carte’ education
Indiana’s existing voucher programs allow students to use state funding for private school, or for special education services outside of public school.
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Indiana lawmakers seem unlikely to tackle school consolidation in 2024 session
School officials are additionally pushing back against a new report that calls for small and rural schools to merge.
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Debt with no degree: Indy student loan borrowers who don’t graduate face unique challenges
A third of Hoosier students won’t finish degrees in six years. What does that mean for their student debt?
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Here’s what’s in Indiana lawmakers’ proposal to hold back more third graders
The Indiana Department of Education wants 95% of third graders to pass the reading test by 2027.
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HIGHWIRE by Mitchell L. H. Douglas
A poem commissioned in honor of Martin Luther King Jr. Day in Indianapolis.
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Indianapolis’ Andrew J. Brown charter school ditches for-profit manager in bid for local control
National Heritage Academies has run the school on the far eastside since it opened in 2003.
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Celebrate Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day in Indianapolis
Observe the holiday with free museum admissions, service opportunities and community conversations.
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Early FAFSA rollout causes headaches. Here’s how to file.
The Free Application for Federal Student Aid is available, but some students and parents are having trouble filling it out. Here’s how to navigate the hurdles.
