Counselors and industry experts will be available Saturday, Jan. 13, at Arsenal Tech High School to help.
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Holcomb promotes workforce training resources
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Begin by reviewing the Indianapolis Neighborhood Resource Center’s workbook for organizers.
Traffic barriers in Community Heights slowed cars. See what’s next.
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IPS enrollment declines slightly in 2023-24 while charter school enrollment keeps growing
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