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Indiana Superintendent of Public Instruction Tony Bennett received donations from two vendors connected with two “failing” schools in Indianapolis
The Indiana Board of Education held its final vote earlier today on the take over five Hoosier schools, four of them from Indianapolis.
Bloomington South High School Junior Eleanore Fuqua is a young student journalist and she brings us the inside scoop when it comes to waking up early for class
After nine days, Bloomington Police Department have decided to discontinue a search of the Sycamore Ridge Landfill.
Many questions still remain in the ongoing saga of the state take over of four failing schools in the Indianapolis Public School system.
Indiana’s three biggest public university endowments have a combined $2.7 billion tied up in various investment strategies.
Many Indiana schools rushed to complete contract negotiations temporarily avoiding a new law which limits collective bargaining agreements.
Only 19 of Indiana’s 92 counties have at least one charter school. In many in rural areas the nearest charter school could be 70-miles away.
State Impact Indiana reports on how schools are integrating a growing percentage of English Language Learners into Indiana's cash strapped classrooms.
Officials with the company say the investment will be used to replace plant machinery and will result in the creation of about 51 jobs.
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