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Seniors and juniors at New Tech Academy are spending the semester discussing government and how it affects them as they gear up to meet with local candidates later this month.
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Champion of English learners: Pike Township’s Graciela Miranda wins 2025 Indiana Teacher of the YearPike High School’s Graciela Miranda has been an educator for 23 years. She was recognized for her civic engagement, as well as connecting with students and families.
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The new facility hosts a number of studios for different art forms.
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More than 400 different schools will utilize that money for several safety needs like school resource officers, equipment, and student support services programs.
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The Richmond High School freshman made it through rounds of questions on founding documents and historic court rulings to become a Bee finalist.
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The study looks at barriers to continuing education for both high school graduates and adult learners to better understand their individual needs.
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The law requires faculty to include a variety of opposing political viewpoints in the classroom or risk losing their tenure protections. It also creates a system for students to submit complaints to the Indiana Commission for Higher Education about faculty they think are not following the law.
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Purdue University now approves of Indiana’s latest high school diploma draft, just weeks after sounding alarms that the state’s model fell short on academic standards.
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More than 67,000 Indiana third graders passed the state's reading skills assessment. The 82.5 percent pass rate was an improvement of 0.6 percentage points over the previous school year's results.
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The Federal Application for College Financial Aid — like last year — will be slightly delayed for most students.
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Earlier this week, the school invited students and parents to come pick up their schedules and find their lockers.