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The quarreling over the state takeover of four Indianapolis Public Schools has gone before a legislative study committee.
Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology is searching for someone to replace the late President Matt Branam.
The senior prank led to thousands of sticky notes being plastered around the school.
School corporations are preparing staff for the changes to come with a new state law that requires annual evaluations for Indiana teachers.
Indiana University says it will turn the land into a "technology quad."
IU says it was created the rules after allegations arose surrounding Penn State University.
Zoeller charges that Kirk used school corporation funds to pay for personal expenses such as restaurant bills, jewelry, household appliances, and groceries.
11,000 Indiana third graders did not pass the IREAD-3 exam, but better than 4 in 5 students did pass. Search for your school's results on the StateImpact blog.
Indiana is giving grants for several individuals to complete a master's degree and, in turn, promise to teach at a high-need school.
The Bloomington Police Department says it is trying to find out if bullying was a factor in the death of a Bloomington North student.
A number of the 22 brains around Bloomington have been damaged, but Jill Bolte Taylor considers the vandalism just part of the project.
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