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Students will get automatic admission to Indiana public colleges if they earn new diploma

Students will be automatically accepted to all seven of the state’s public colleges and universities if they complete advanced courses and work experiences to...

Indiana Senate Bill 287 sparks debate: Officials react to partisan school board proposalĀ 

Indiana's Senate Bill 287, authored by State Sen. Gary Byrne (R-Byrneville), proposes introducing partisan labels to school board elections. This move has ignited a...

Homeless students in Indiana are falling behind: What can be done to help?Ā 

A new report by Brightlane Learning revealed that homeless students in Indiana are falling behind at alarming rates.  The report shows that 57% of homeless...

Colts and Patachou Foundation collab to tackle hunger

The Indianapolis Colts and The Patachou Foundation are teaming up to revolutionize school food systems in the city. The collaboration will focus on upgrading...

Girls in STEM Academy launches for 2024-25 school year

Designed to empower young women in science, technology, engineering and math, the new Girls in STEM Academy aims to address the gender disparity issues...

Former Indianapolis Colt awarded Prevention Provider of the YearĀ 

Fight for Life Foundation founder and CEO, Marlin Jackson, has been awarded the Indiana Department of Child Services Prevention Provider of the Year award...

Tindley Accelerated Schools’ former CEO is charged with defrauding the charter network

ByĀ Aleksandra Appleton and Amelia Pak-Harvey The former CEO of an Indianapolis charter network is accused of defrauding its schools by working with two other individuals...

The problem with our schools

The problem with our schools is that we have yet to acknowledge the real problem. The schools are merely a reflection of our society...

Lead poisoning affecting literacy rates in Indianapolis

Indianapolis NAACP conducted lead testing in city schools and found shocking results. (Photo/provided by Gary Holland)

Test-optional? How Indiana students are choosing to submit their scores to colleges

In a landscape where the path to higher education is shifting, Indiana’s students are making pivotal choices that could shape their academic futures.
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