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The IPS school board approved the final version of the Rebuilding Stronger plan which will completely restructure how the district uses its resources.

From spooky Dracula film festivals to autumnal food ideas and creative writing courses, take a look at our pick of five things to do.

The New Work Project takes over Vice's old HQ with a smaller, more exclusive alternative to coworking's giants.

A look at what the achievement gaps are between students of color and white students in Marion County schools, and what is being done about it.

In their own words, the four candidates seeking two open seats on the Palo Alto Board of Education share what letter grade they would give for Superintendent Don Austins performance to date, and why.

Those in support and against a possible new charter school coming to Carmel school district spoke out during a sometimes-tense public hearing.

A Catholic church event featuring Overcome Ministries founder was postponed after some said it promoted harmful rhetoric toward LGBTQ youth.

Hoosiers could see as much as $1,000 added to their tax bill since Indiana will treat Bidens student loan forgiveness as income.

LE MARS -- Patriotic music will fill the Study Hall on fourth floor of the Plymouth County Historical Museum in Le Mars, Sunday, Sept. 11, when the museum hosts the "Quilts of Valor" program and...

From the blog of Leonard Grunstein at Jewish Standard