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Students come together to address violence

TYLER FENWICK -
Hundreds of students from local schools gathered at the Marriott East Hotel on Dec. 10 for the third annual Youth Leadership and Prevention Summit....
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New IPS board and superintendent could affect the future of innovation schools

TYLER FENWICK -
The Indianapolis Public Schools Board of School Commissioners will undergo dramatic transformations in the coming weeks. Three new board members will take their seats...
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Roland Martin holds Indianapolis education reform leaders accountable

TYLER FENWICK -
Famed journalist Roland Martin promised a gathering at Central Library on Dec. 2 he would make them uncomfortable during “School Choice is the Black...
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State association recognizes librarian’s commitment to education and diversity

BEN LASHAR -
Kathleen Rauth, the media specialist at Center for Inquiry 2 in Indianapolis Public Schools, spends a good amount of time both online and in...
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Showcase of schools gives parents school information in one stop

BEN LASHAR -
Indianapolis Public Schools features over 70 options. The large number is great for school choice, but the long list of schools can be intimidating...
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Indianapolis Public Schools board has 3 open seats, 10 candidates

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Three Indianapolis Public Schools board seats are up for grabs this November, and 10 candidates have entered the race — including at least five...
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New report from Common Core supporters says Indiana’s academic standards are almost as good

Guest Contributor -
Despite the fierce political battles waged in Indiana over the use — and ultimate rejection — of the Common Core State Standards, some educators are quick...
Education

Scholarship named after local historian Wilma Moore

MARCIA REED-WOODARD -
If there’s anyone who loved history — specifically Black history locally and beyond — as well as scholarship, it was Wilma L. Moore, longtime...
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More Indiana students of color are graduating college. But many are still being left behind

Guest Contributor -
More students of color are graduating from college in Indiana, but big gaps still remain in college enrollment rates and college readiness, according to a...
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More Indiana students of color are graduating college. But many are still being left behind

 STEPHANIE WANG Chalkbeat Indiana -
More students of color are graduating from college in Indiana, but big gaps still remain in college enrollment rates and college readiness, according to a...
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