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Fred S. Klipsch Educators College at Marian University partners with the African American Excellence in Education Awards to offer scholarships.

Behind every successful student is an outstanding educator that works above and beyond the call of duty to lead, inspire, and teach our future...

IPS announces racial equity policy

The Indianapolis Public Schools board approved a new policy June 25 to focus on eliminating any existing ā€œpolicies, practices, attitudes and cultural messagesā€ that...

IPS held discussion roundtable about race

Indianapolis Public Schools (IPS) on May 12 held a virtual racial discussion, ā€œLet’s Talk: An Honest Conversation About Race,ā€ which focused on how systemic...

Holcomb: no cuts to public K-12 funding

The $183 million increase planned for public K-12 schools in the 2020-21 school year will remain intact, Gov. Eric Holcomb announced during a COVID-19...

Educate Me: Black teachers can fix inequality

If you travel back to the year 1927, you are bound to stumble upon Crispus Attucks High School, one of Indianapolis’ historic gems. Crispus...

Working to create equity in IPS

As a Black man, father, son and husband, I continue to grieve the violent deaths of Ahmaud Arbery, George Floyd, Dreasjon Reed, and the...

Commencement goes online for local high schoolers

Cameron Booker looked forward to the traditional in-person graduation ceremony. Unfortunately, that won’t happen.ā€œIt’s something that I got to see everyone else do. I...

Graduation experience differs for Class of 2020

Open houses are a tradition during graduation season, but like many things for the Class of 2020, this celebration has drastically changed.Lawrence North High...

ā€˜E-learning’ posed new challenges

When Indianapolis school officials announced in March they were switching to online coursework in response to COVID-19, Tammy Mann hoped it would only be...

ā€˜It’s funny how time flies’: Don’t forget about 21st Century Scholars program

Parents of a freshman in high school might feel like they're getting ahead of the curve by starting to think about college.In some respects,...

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