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College a new possibility for 14K Indiana residents

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More than 14,000 young people in Indiana who have been barred from receiving in-state tuition and accessing public financial aid will have a chance...
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Civil rights education on the go: Local organization creates mobile exhibit for students

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More than 20 years ago, a community group known as the Martin Luther King Dream Team (MLKDT) was created in east central Indiana to...
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Valedictorian aims to inspire other minority students with success story

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When you were 10 years old, what did you want to be when you grew up? Maybe an astronaut or a firefighter? Maybe you...
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Valedictorian aims to inspire other minority students with success story

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When you were 10 years old, what did you want to be when you grew up? Maybe an astronaut or a firefighter? Maybe you...
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Indiana teachers to lawmakers: ISTEP replacement should be shorter, more useful

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The wheels are in motion in Indiana to create a new state exam that will replace the problem-plagued ISTEP after 2017.Last week, state lawmakers...
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Back to school: Parents get lessons on engaging in kids’ education

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Deb Black, Indianapolis Public Schools’ parent involvement coordinator, has decades of experience in education, so she knows a thing or two about what works.“I’m...
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‘The Great Eight’: Eight Black women earn Ph.D. degrees from IU School of Education

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Eight Ph.D. candidates from the IU School of Education will not only celebrate the completion of their degrees, but will also make history, as...
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Is college even worth it?

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Is college even worth it? Black graduates share whether they think their degree is paying off.Michael Brown Jr.Degree: Bachelor of Science in media and...
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Study: Blacks, students with disabilities more likely to be suspended

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Black students and students with disabilities are suspended from charter schools at higher rates than their peers, according to a study by The Center...
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New law encourages minorities to pursue school administration

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A new measure passed with overwhelming support in the Indiana legislature aims to encourage more minority students to pursue careers in school administration.Rep. Donna...
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