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Academy gives hope to students seeking change

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High school can be a challenging time for all young people, but for the students at one of the state’s more unique schools, the...
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School on farm cultivates hands-on learning, student growth

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As the story goes, the teacher was not pleased when Mary showed up at school with her little lamb in tow. At one unique...
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College Goal Sunday offers free FAFSA help

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Financial aid professionals will be volunteering at various sites across the city to help college-bound students and their families open the door to financial...
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Application window open for free pre-K program

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The state’s Office of Early Childhood and Out-of-School Learning is currently accepting applications from eligible families for the On My Way Pre-K program.The state-funded...
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Nathan Jones: ‘Super’intendent – Longtime educator reflects on years of service

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To hear his story, many would agree that Nathaniel Jones is not only a talented man, but also a lucky one. If you were...
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Stay sharp during the holiday season

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The holiday season can be awesome for a number of reasons. For those who celebrate by giving gifts, there’s the joy of getting a...
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Indiana Wesleyan University begins offering a veteran’s discount

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Indiana Wesleyan University has announced that it will begin offering a tuition discount to veterans.Through this new initiative, IWU is extending a 10-percent tuition...
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Glenda Ritz defeated by Republican challenger in upset

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For the second time in four years, a political newcomer has unexpectedly triumphed over the incumbent in the race for Indiana state superintendent.Republican Jennifer...
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McCormick, Ritz on the future of Indiana’s education system

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Under the current administration, there’s been a less-than-harmonious relationship between the offices of governor and superintendent of public instruction. Incumbent Superintendent Glenda Ritz and...
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Trade school closings present issues for students, instructors

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Trade schools, at face value, offer a host of benefits to students. The curriculum is often directly geared toward the desired career path, the...
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