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IPS superintendent talks equity in state of the district address

In the State of the District Address on Sept. 20, Indianapolis Public Schools Superintendent Aleesia Johnson gave an update on the Rebuilding Stronger Plan that had previously faced criticism from educators and families.

The fate of DEI in colleges and universities

The Supreme Court ruled on affirmative action in college admission decisions; here is what that means for some of Indiana’s institutions of higher learning. Colleges...

RISE INDY’s Freedom Readers, transforming parents into powerful literacy tutors

Empowering communities and nurturing young minds through literacy, RISE INDY’s Freedom Readers program certifies parents and guardians to tutor their K-8 children at home.

Two IPS students can receive full-ride scholarships to Marian University

Marian University received a donation of $2.5 million from the late John ā€œJackā€ and Phyllis Sullivan, dedicated to creating educational opportunities for graduates of Indianapolis Public Schools.

Tackling the digital divide with tech-tactic treats for students going back to school

On Saturday, the Community Alliance of the Far Eastside (CAFƉ) celebrated their fourth annual Far Eastside Festival. The free event included entertainment, community resources, youth...

Countdown to the classroom: IPS welcomes students with back-to-school event

Indianapolis Public Schools kicked off the new school year with their annual back-to-school carnival.

High school students get hands-on experience at Marian University’s Healthcare Camp

Local high school students are taking a break from traditional academics and immersing themselves in college medical classes at Marian University.

The EduVerse with ProfessorJBA: We can’t keep doing school business as usual; it’s time to reimagine education

Retired educator, Aaron Fernander, would often quote to us in staff meetings, ā€œTeach the children!ā€ He didn’t want us focused on anything other than...

Anti-DEI legislation may be coming to a state near you

Earlier this month, Florida lawmakers passed a bill that essentially bans DEI programs in Florida's public colleges and universities. Other states appear to be...

University honors award-winning graduates

Martin University hosted its 54th commencement ceremony last Saturday where 27 graduates earned 18 bachelor’s degrees and 9 master’s degrees respectively. Edgar Fakari, a summa...
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