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Parents, teachers question education bill

BREANNA COOPER -
House Bill 1134, Education Matters, passed in the Indiana House along party lines — 60-37 — Jan. 26 and is headed to the Indiana...
Community Voices

Brown: Creating opportunities for students, not fear in teachers

BRANDON BROWN -
I began my career as a ninth grade English teacher on the south side of St. Louis. I was a young white teacher right...
Education

How mentoring can make a difference

TYLER FENWICK -
To the rest of the world, he’s Deon Blake, a high school senior trying to get all of his college applications done in time...
Education

‘His calling was to love’: Arnold Mickens lives on in football record books and classrooms

TYLER FENWICK -
The story of Arnold Mickens will almost certainly start with the things he could do on a football field. It was special, first at...
Education

Indianapolis scholarship pays off college bills, giving students another shot at a degree

CHALKBEAT INDIANA -
By STEPHANIE WANG Chalkbeat Indiana Tapiwa Mzumara felt stuck. She was tired of working long hours at a shoe store in the mall, earning just enough...
Education

Dr. Flora out at Pike Township, school board picks interim superintendent

WFYI -
By ERIC WEDDLE and ELIZABETH GABRIEL Flora Reichanadter is no longer the superintendent of Pike Township Schools following months of parent and teacher criticism over...
Education

Report: Half of eligible students don’t enroll in 21st Century Scholars

TYLER FENWICK -
About 40% of high school graduates are financially eligible to enroll in a state program that offers up to four years of paid college...
Education

Think tank at Butler University connects students with community

BREANNA COOPER -
When Gabby Douglas took a social sciences class with Butler University professor Dr. Siobhan McEvoy-Levy, she felt a connection to the professor and the...
Education

IPS moves some schools to e-learning for rest of the week

STAFF -
IPS high schools and stand-alone middle schools will move to full remote learning from Jan. 13-14 because of staffing limitations. Middle schools that will go...
Education

Local NAACP to file report with departments of Education, Justice on blackface incident at Center Grove

TYLER FENWICK -
The local NAACP chapter plans to file a report with the U.S. Department of Education and U.S. Department of Justice about concerns of "cultural...
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