Posts in category Education

In our third Ivy Tech Works Podcast, we talk with Chris Lowry, the Senior Vice President for Workforce Alignment,  about the school’s effort to make …

The President of a rural Indiana charter school says the issues they face are even more mounting than their urban and suburban counterparts. Nansi Custer …

by Abdul-Hakim Shabazz I’ve recently been reading the book, “The Radical King.”  It is a collection of speeches by Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. that …

by Abdul-Hakim Shabazz There’s been a lot of talk these days over at the Indiana General Assembly about increasing teacher pay and various proposals are …

Here are a few items worth mentioning that are more than gossip and rumor, but not quite news. U.S. Senators Todd Young and Mike Braun …

While a plurality of the respondents to our informal Indy Politics End of Year Survey said lawmakers top priority should be balancing the budget and …

As 2018 winds down we decided to take a look back at the year in review, as well as what’s ahead for 2019. Indy Politics …

Despite a revenue forecast that has Indiana lawmakers concerned as to whether the state will be able to meet all its growing obligations, Indiana Governor …

Indy Politics talks with outgoing IPS Superintendent Dr. Lews Ferebee about his time in the district. We also talk with incoming Superintendent Alessia Johnson about …

The Co-Chairman of the Indiana House Ways & Means Committee says increasing teacher pay in the state of Indiana isn’t as simple as lawmakers appropriating …