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The Daily Report Card: White Says Time Is Right To Move On From Indianapolis

    Kyle Stokes / StateImpact Indiana

    Superintendent Eugene White leads an Indianapolis Public Schools board meeting in August.

    “Somebody else asked me today, ‘Well, we think you’re going to Mobile.’ Your process [in Greenville, S.C.] is about a week and a half ahead of Mobile, so if you select me to be your superintendent, I won’t be going to Mobile.”
    —IPS superintendent Eugene White, speaking to a Greenville, S.C., audience

    IPS Superintendent Eugene White hints he’d take Greenville, S.C., job – Indianapolis Star “White told an audience in Greenville, S.C., Tuesday that now was a good time for him to move on from Indiana,” White said, as Scott Elliott reports. (Indianapolis Star)

    Should low-achieving kids be promoted or held back? – Daniel Willingham “One hopes that better information will lead to better ideas for intervention.” (danielwillingham.com)

    How Do K-12 Budget Cuts Keep Resulting in More Spending? – Intercepts In ten years, the growth of per-pupil spending has well outpaced the growth of the number of students and teachers, writes Mike Antonucci. (eiaonline.com)

    Memorial Hospital in Jasper, IU partner to train medical students – Indiana Economic Digest The new option for clinical training is designed to help alleviate pressure on Indianapolis hospitals to train third- and fourth-year medical students. (indianaeconomicdigest.com)

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