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On this week's edition of Indy Education learn about the work-based learning opportunities offered at Lyon County School District, and the Washoe County Superintendent Susan Enfield's resignation.
Seventeen-year-old Alex Nay sat at a round table between his mother and a family friend at a memorial service, surrounded by paints and brushes, focusing on a small canvas rectangle.
Teen’s pragmatic approach involves warning people who use drugs about contaminated supplies in the community to keep them safer.
Dec 16, 2020 | Community (l-r) Experience Technology’s Eric Steining with Chia, Stacy Steining with Mike, and Alex Nay with Murphy. Photo by Rodney Margison by JANA WILSON Imagine having a co-worker in your office that greets every customer happily, has passersby stopping in just to say hi, and listens sympathetically to everything you have to say. A pipe dream? Not when you bring your dog to work. “It’s very calming to people,” says Andy Mallor of Mallor Grodner Attorneys. Mallor brings Keegan, a 6-year-old golden retriever, to the office nearly every day. “It makes coming to work...