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Researchers release “Hoosier Abortion Access Study” ahead of expected passage of Indiana restrictions
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A new Indiana training program will prepare current educators for permits in mild or intense intervention as the state faces a shortage of special education teachers.
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Proposed civics education standards for middle school students will be discussed at a public a meeting Tuesday. Lawmakers and education leaders from across the state will meet to review a draft of the standards. Beginning in 2023, middle school students will be required to take one semester of civics before starting high school.
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Some Indiana school districts are attempting to ease the burden of students in need by partnering with a mobile app that allows community members to find out what students need, and purchase it anonymously.
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Voters approved seven school referendums Tuesday. Only Vigo County Schools and Franklin Township failed to get approval.
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The Indiana State Board of Education approved a new temporary, special education teaching license designed to help schools address the special education teacher shortage.
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Indiana University graduate workers in Bloomington are on strike starting Wednesday in search of union recognition. Due to potentially dangerous weather conditions, several in-person events including picketing and a student walkout were postponed to Thursday.
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Organizers for Valor Classical Academy, a proposed charter school linked to a conservative private college, have filed a lawsuit in Hamilton County Superior Court against Carmel Clay Schools to settle a dispute over who can use a shuttered school building.
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IU graduate student workers begin voting to authorize strike
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A new report aims to elevate youth voices as part of efforts to eliminate the school-to-prison pipeline. It outlines issues raised by young Hoosiers, and possible solutions to reduce trauma caused by policing and school discipline.
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The nonprofit will use the $2 million grant to create a program that aims to reduce new infections, increase access to care and promote health equity for young transgender persons of color ages 13 to 34.
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Indiana Commission for Higher Ed begins surveying undergrads about campus free speech