The bill, which aims to address the perception that colleges are too liberal, passed the House along party lines.
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Indy-area educators prepare to hold back more third graders
A new bill could have an outsized impact in Marion County, where nearly a third of public school district students are failing an elementary school reading exam.
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Black farmers talk about barriers, community history and future
“40 Acres and a Broken Promise,” a three-part event series, kicks off Thursday.
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New electric buses coming to Indianapolis Public Schools
IPS will roll out the new vehicles over the next 18 months.
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‘It feels wrong’: Blue Line faces another defeat at hands of Indiana lawmakers
Opponents of Senate Bill 52 shed tears as a committee voted to send the legislation to the full House.
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In the Mirror: Indy’s pilot is over, so why are ShotSpotter sensors still around?
Plus: How to build your own home library
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West Indy chemical plant targeted for cleanup in federal consent decree
The federal government will accept comments until March 13 on a deal for new chemical plant owners to take over Superfund cleanup.
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How to start your own home library for your kids
Here’s a guide to where to shop, what books to start with and how to keep kids engaged with reading.
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Circle City Readers shows promise to students reading below benchmark
Almost 3,500 third graders failed IRead last year. This new program is helping improve student literacy rates.
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Indy’s ShotSpotter pilot is over, so why are the sensors still there?
Wired Magazine revealed the sensors’ locations for the first time. It’s unclear whether the devices are still transmitting data.
