The Jay School Corporation School Board votes unanimously to move forward, by recommendation of superintendent Jeremy Gulley, on a $6.1 million capital improvement project involving the construction of a “cleathouse,” installation of synthetic turf at Harold E. Schutz Memorial [...]
A $20 million Lilly Endowment grant to the Indiana Youth Institute will fund the newly established Indiana Youth Worker Well-Being Project. The project is a statewide effort created by the Indiana Afterschool Network, the Indiana Youth Institute, and others [...]
The Indiana Department of Education deploys the first round of enhancements to its new Indiana Graduates Prepared to Succeed Dashboard (Indiana GPS). The most recent enhancements allow users “to drill down into longitudinal and disaggregated data, showing data over [...]
The Griffith Town Council delayed a hearing with Performance Services, a Griffith Public Schools contractor, on allegations that the company failed to obtain town-required permits for work at the public schools and used unlicensed subcontractors on some jobs, the [...]
A new study by Match in partnership with Indiana University researchers shows that political issues are increasingly important to singles in the Midwest when it comes to considering potential partners. According to the study, 29% of Midwestern singles consider [...]
The Indiana Department of Education solicits a Request for Proposals seeking to establish an Individualized Education Program, Service Plan, and Individualized Learning Plan Management System by contracting with a qualified vendor, with first responses due January 24, 2023. “The [...]
Almost 240 students from 19 schools across Indiana and Illinois served up the correct answers in the 2022 Rose-Hulman High School Mathematics Competition, the Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology reports. For the 13th straight year, Carmel High School earned overall [...]
Former surgeon general Jerome Adams, who also served as Indiana’s state health commissioner during the Pence Administration, tweets Thursday that “If your TRUE priority is keeping kids in school,” that “Lifting Universal Masking in Schools – Covid-19 Incidence among [...]
Dr. Jennifer McCormick, the former state superintendent of public instruction elected as a Republican but now billing herself as a Democrat, has been popping up well outside both her home territory and the Indianapolis metro on the Democrats’ “Contract [...]
South Ripley School Corporation is awaiting delivery of a new school bus . . . but it won’t be what you typically expect. Superintendent Rob Moorhead mentions the bus will feature school district colors and logos. “The outside of [...]