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Most northeast Indiana high schools graduated students at higher rates than the state last year, and four even topped the list at 100% – a feat less than 10% of

A 16-member task force started work this month with statistics that underscored its mission to improve education access and outcomes for Latino students statewide.

Nearly 250 Latino high schoolers attended a two-day event meant to educate them about their post-secondary options and connect them with working professionals.

South Side High School sophomore Leah Gonzalez left a career exploration event for Latino students Thursday with a business card from a Purdue University Fort Wayne representative who encouraged the

Declining birth rates and fewer college-going Indiana students are among the challenges facing Trine University, President John Shannon said during his inaugural address this month.

Returning to her alma mater to direct Huntington University’s second feature film was a “full-circle moment” for Dawn Davis.

With a stopwatch running, three Blackhawk Middle School students gathered around a model of a city constructed from bits of plants and recycled materials and explained how a floating community

Officials seek ways to expose Fort Wayne-area Black and Hispanic students to college and careers as college-going rates drop in Indiana.

Fort Wayne Community Schools board member Steve Corona urges students to have "an exit strategy" for life after high school.

More than 250 Latino high school students attend two-day career exploration events this week in Fort Wayne.