As grant funding ends, programs seek support to pay tutors and help more high school kids “get their creativity out.”
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College classes are canceled. Let’s watch the solar eclipse.
The total solar eclipse will leave Indianapolis in darkness for four minutes in the afternoon on Monday, April 8.
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Third Purdue Polytechnic school in Indianapolis delays opening
The opening of a third Purdue Polytechnic High School in Indianapolis is being delayed again — now until 2025.
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How to watch the livestream of Misty Copeland’s sold-out talk
The world-renowned dancer will speak March 20 at the Madam Walker Legacy Center.
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Indy principal is fed up with gas stations selling vaping products to her students
A 2022 survey shows young people across the state are using flavored e-cigarettes at high rates.
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‘You see it in their heart’: How this Ivy Tech program is giving formerly incarcerated students a second chance
After the job rejections piled up, Patrick Mix found his second chance at an Ivy Tech job fair.
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Community college can be a gateway to a 4-year degree
But Indiana has one of the worst success rates in the nation.
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New fix allows parents without Social Security numbers to complete FAFSA
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.
