Laura Hinz, a teacher at Damar Charter Academy, shares how she engages students who have behavioral and developmental challenges.
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IU Indianapolis eases admissions for more local students
Decatur, Pike, Warren and Lawrence township schools are now participating.
Local education leaders share wins and updates on attendance and literacy
Representatives from Warren Township and The Mind Trust spoke to the City-County Council Education Committee.
Lawrence Township plans Afrocentric school despite concerns on finances and equity
Craig Prep Academy will launch in 2027 for grades 5-8, reviving the former Craig Middle School that closed in 2010.
The Oaks Academy asked kids to cut out screen time. Here’s how it went.
The private school offered several ideas for families needing tech-free time.
New poll: Most Indiana residents want legal marijuana
Bull State University’s Hoosier Survey revealed Indiana residents’ top three policy priorities headed into the new year: school safety, public safety and health care.
Meet Washington Township schools’ next superintendent
Sean Taylor, the next superintendent for the Metropolitan School District of Washington Township, will step into the role in July.
Mike Braun unveils first-term education goals
He also announced that Indiana Secretary of Education Katie Jenner will remain in her role.
New charter school advocacy group seeks property tax revenue reform
The newly created Indiana Charter Innovation Center wants to be Indiana’s “dedicated” association and support system focused solely on charter schools.
Damien Center will expand support for LGBTQ+ residents
The Indy nonprofit is using a grant to hire two full-time therapists.



