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Black graduation rates fall in state, many Indy districts

AMOS BROWN III -
Decatur Township, not the Indianapolis Public Schools, recorded the lowest graduation rate for Black seniors in the Class of 2012. That’s one of the...
Education

Things schools can do to prevent bullying

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Bullying is an issue that schools around the country are paying attention to. It’s one that is leaving many seats in classrooms empty each...
Education

Entrepreneur extends opportunity to students

BRANDON A. PERRY -
Indianapolis entrepreneur Ken Thorpe is well known for his achievements in business. By any measure, he is a model of success, leading several companies...
Education

Ball State pulls sponsorship of 7 charter schools

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(AP)   Ball State University has pulled its sponsorship of seven academically struggling Indiana charter schools – a loss that will likely result in...
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Butler to offer professional development course for women in leadership

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To help women thrive in positions of authority, Butler University’s College of Business will offer an executive education workshop called Advancing Women in Leadership...
Education

Smiley and West to speak at Butler

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Media personality Tavis Smiley and Princeton Professor Cornel West will bring their “Poverty Manifesto” lecture tour to Butler University’s Clowes Memorial Hall at 7:30...
Education

Ball State’s charter school oversight criticized

From The Associated Press -
Critics say Ball State University hasn’t done an adequate job of overseeing the charter schools it sponsors. A report from a charter school sponsor...
Education

FBI: Purdue reports 2nd most campus hate crimes

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WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. (AP) – Purdue University reported the second-highest number of hate crimes among the country’s colleges last year, according to statistics compiled...
Education

Full day kindergarten funding more than doubles

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State funding for full day kindergarten increased by $107.9 million for the 2012-2013 school year, reaching a total of $189.8 million. The funds will...
Education

Providence students learn to overcome

BRANDON A. PERRY -
Students, along with their families, frequently see government leaders on television or in newspapers. However, they do not always have an opportunity to receive...
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