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Center for Leadership Development receives $1 million gift; plans to reach more students

BRITTANY KING -
In high school Robin Nelson-Rice was part of Center for Leadership Development’s (CLD) first and most popular program, Self-Discovery and Career Exploration Project, which...
Education

Bill could change perception of foster child education

Guest Contributor -
Foster children in Indiana — and across the country — likely won’t graduate from high school, and very few of them will go on...
Education

Bill could change perception of foster child education

SHAINA CAVAZOS   Chalkbeat -
Foster children in Indiana — and across the country — likely won’t graduate from high school, and very few of them will go on...
Education

Ousted from Detroit and Newark, turnaround operator Matchbook could get a fresh start in Indianapolis

Guest Contributor -
When it comes to turning around troubled schools, Matchbook Learning has a troubled history — two schools it took over were closed soon after....
Education

Schools could get different amounts of money as Indianapolis tweaks education funding plan

Guest Contributor -
Indianapolis’ largest school district will only make a few changes to the rules that govern how much money schools get next year. But some...
Education

Schools could get different amounts of money as Indianapolis tweaks education funding plan

 DYLAN PEERS MCCOY Chalkbeat.org -
Indianapolis’ largest school district will only make a few changes to the rules that govern how much money schools get next year. But some...
Education

Harrison-Jones delivers keynote speech at MLK event

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Crispus Attucks High School rescheduled the Dr. Martin Luther King Junior program to last Friday. The Rev. Winterbourne LaPucelle Harrison-Jones, author and fifth-generation minister,...
Education

Millions of extra dollars go to Indianapolis magnet schools that have fewer poor students

DYLAN PEERS MCCOY Chalkbeat -
Indianapolis Public Schools (IPS) leaders recently overhauled school budgets in a bid to give more money to schools with poor students. At the same...
Education

Closing the gap: Indiana apprenticeship programs help Hoosiers find meaningful work

BRITTANY KING -
Indiana has a problem. According to Gov. Eric Holcomb, there are almost 100,000 vacant jobs across the state; but this isn’t because there isn’t...
Education

IPS School Board Votes to Pursue Referenda to Support Teachers, Enhance Special Needs Services

For the Recorder -
The IPS Board of School Commissioners voted tonight to approve resolutions to pursue operating and capital referenda in the May 2018 primary election to...
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