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Indianapolis woman reaches academic success despite significant hardships

Natavia Howell -
Few people can say they’ve come out of homelessness and still have achieved many great things.Brooke Moreland-Williams, 24, has accepted membership into The National...
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Prominent educator receives special honor

BRANDON A. PERRY -
Martha Mitchell, Ph.D., is recognized by many throughout Indianapolis as an outstanding educator who has had an interesting life. Recently, however, she taught one...
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Summer Food Program begins soon

Jessica R. Key -
For many children, school-issued breakfast and lunch provide the most consistent source of food. The Summer Food Program has been put in place so...
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Student Fellowship for Black funds the future

BRANDON A. PERRY -
Every year thousands of students have the desire to attend college and continue with their studies, but do not know how they are going...
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ISTEP troubles show test considered too big to fail

From The Associated Press -
The failure of Indiana’s online standardized test last week showed that the ISTEP+ exam is too big to fail, on many levels. Beyond the...
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Butler to hold commencement Saturday

Guest Contributor -
Butler University expects to confer degrees upon 815 graduates—and a bone for one special dog—during commencement ceremonies that begin at 10 a.m. Saturday, May...
Education

IPS leader search gains momentum

BRANDON A. PERRY -
Indianapolis Public Schools (IPS) has been undergoing its most significant administrative transition in nearly a decade. This year began with the arrival of new...
Education

Herron receives national rating

For the Recorder -
In what Indianapolis Deputy Mayor Jason Kloth termed “fantastic, well-deserved, news” Herron High School learned recently that The Washington Post ranked the school #142...
Education

Noted educator speaks on critical topics

BRANDON A. PERRY -
This week Indianapolis received a visit by well-known economist, educator, entrepreneur and syndicated columnist Julianne Malveaux. She offered her thoughts about a variety of...
Education

E-readers and the death of print

Caitlin Mulholland -
The digital age provides many benefits to the world; however, these advances are drawing society closer toward a synthetic plastic screen. I request that...
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