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One Year Later: COVID’s Impact on Education

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It has been one year since COVID-19, a once unknown virus that causes illnesses similar to the common cold, ravaged the world. Currently, there have...
Education

Changing the Diversity Profile in Tech: Linda Calvin

KARA KAVENSKY -
Growing up on the east side of Indianapolis, Linda Calvin wanted to be a rock star and an actress. Calvin, who graduated from Warren...
Education

Culinary arts, cosmetology programs are in jeopardy in Indiana House budget

DYLAN PEERS MCCOY Chalkbeat Indiana -
When Suzanne Fitts studied cosmetology in high school three decades ago, it was the start of a successful career as a hairdresser. The flexible...
Education

Fewer than one-third of IPS students meet growth targets for math

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Only 39% of Indianapolis Public Schools students met expectations for growth in English last fall, and just 31% met them in math, test results...
Business

Ariel Crawley, a Community Champion Encouraging Women to Enter Tech Careers

KARA KAVENSKY -
When Ariel Crawley moved to Indianapolis her freshman year of high school from Austin, Texas, she wanted to move back to Texas immediately because...
Education

Scholarship opportunity for local African American college students

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Local college students have an opportunity to receive a $2,500 grant and nine months of leadership development training through the Leading Excellence & Amplifying...
Education

Challenges child care and early learning workers face during the pandemic

MATTIE JONES -
The coronavirus, COVID-19, has created a time in our history for taking serious safety precautions and guidelines set by the Centers for Disease Control...
Education

Temperature kiosks could make return to school safer

TYLER FENWICK -
School administrators have a lot to worry about as students begin going back to classrooms for in-person learning. Wearing masks, social distancing, paying attention...
Education

HSE superintendent tells staff to treat Black Lives Matter as political movement

TYLER FENWICK -
Hamilton Southeastern Schools Superintendent Allen Bourff stirred controversy by telling district staff to treat Black Lives Matter as a political movement. He apologized in...
Education

Adult learners find their place in a pandemic

TYLER FENWICK -
Tosin Ajayi has always loved working with computers. She’s amazed by technology in general because in Nigeria, where Ajayi lived until 2009, access was...
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