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Northrop High School senior competes in global competition - Vimarsana News

Northrop High School senior competes in global competition

One Northrop High School and Amp Lab senior will compete in a global competition geared toward supporting children and teens through chronic conditions Thursday.

Source: wane.com
Amp Lab launches student venture fund - Vimarsana News

Amp Lab launches student venture fund

Amp Lab at Electric Works has officially launched a $25,000 fund to support high school entrepreneurial ventures. This fund will be used as a catalyst for businesses developed by Amp Lab students to build, test, and validate their ideas

Source: 963xke.com
Visit by His Majesty's Trade Commissioner for North America to Electric Works, Fort Wayne, Indiana - Vimarsana News

Visit by His Majesty's Trade Commissioner for North America to Electric Works, Fort Wayne, Indiana

A catalyst for new urban growth, the public-private 40 acre, 1.2 million sq ft regeneration now houses commercial and office space, a STEM school, medical, retail and community areasFort Wayne, IN--News Direct--Ancora

Budget balanced: Trusted voice in Indiana school finances closes book on career - Vimarsana News

Budget balanced: Trusted voice in Indiana school finances closes book on career

Kathy Friend couldn’t let a question after her final Fort Wayne Community Schools budget presentation go unanswered, even though it was about a number two decades old.

State honors three northeast Indiana school districts, one teacher - Vimarsana News

State honors three northeast Indiana school districts, one teacher

Three northeast Indiana school districts and one Fort Wayne teacher were collectively awarded nearly $450,000 through a recent statewide recognition program.