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Glenda Ritz defeated by Republican challenger in upset

Guest Contributor -
For the second time in four years, a political newcomer has unexpectedly triumphed over the incumbent in the race for Indiana state superintendent.Republican Jennifer...
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McCormick, Ritz on the future of Indiana’s education system

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Under the current administration, there’s been a less-than-harmonious relationship between the offices of governor and superintendent of public instruction. Incumbent Superintendent Glenda Ritz and...
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Trade school closings present issues for students, instructors

Guest Contributor -
Trade schools, at face value, offer a host of benefits to students. The curriculum is often directly geared toward the desired career path, the...
Education

Indianapolis’ Oaks Schools Use Student Diversity to Teach and Learn

Curtis Bunn, Urban News Service -
Diversity is a slogan in many places, but at The Oaks Academy’s campuses near downtown Indianapolis, on any given Wednesday, the hallways are lined...
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Tom Joyner Foundation now accepting applications for full ride scholarship program

Blacknews.com -
The Tom Joyner Foundation® announced the ‘Full Ride’ scholarship program that will cover all the expenses of one student planning to attend a Historically...
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Tips on talking to children about sexual abuse

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Now that school is back in session, eager young minds in classrooms all over are receiving education in mathematics, English, history and a variety...
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State offers $500K to help 21st Century Scholars

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The Indiana Commission for Higher Education is asking high schools and community organizations to apply for a portion of $500,000 in grant funds available...
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Deadlines loom for two scholarship programs for minority Hoosiers with interest in teaching

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Minority students who plan to teach in Indiana K-12 schools after graduating from high school may be eligible for up to $4,000 in financial...
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Indy business leaders promise to fight for preschool for more kids

MEGHAN MANGRUM Chalkbeat Indiana -
Just two years ago, Indiana finally became the 42nd state to offer direct state aid for preschool tuition to poor children, and business leaders...
Education

Indiana Wesleyan University partners with the National Black MBA Association

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Indiana Wesleyan University (IWU) has entered a partnership with the Indianapolis chapter of the National Black MBA Association (NBMBAA). Officials from both organizations signed...
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