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Future of High School: Engaging Students & Careers Via Modern Apprenticeships - Vimarsana News

Future of High School: Engaging Students & Careers Via Modern Apprenticeships

This essay was originally published as part of the Center on Reinventing Public Education’s 2023 “State of the American Student” report. As part of the effort, CRPE asked 14 experts from various sectors to offer up examples of innovations, solutions or possible paths forward as education leaders navigate the current crisis. (See all the perspectives) […]

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Indianapolis mayoral candidates share views on education - Vimarsana News

Indianapolis mayoral candidates share views on education

The story reports what the candidates said in their own words. Answers are as candidates submitted them and were not edited.

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Shackleford's proposals include more help for small businesses – Indianapolis Business Journal - Vimarsana News

Shackleford's proposals include more help for small businesses – Indianapolis Business Journal

State Rep. Robin Shackleford, a Democratic candidate for Indianapolis mayor, said she would slash licensing fees for new businesses and award more city contracts to small, locally owned businesses if she's elected.

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Project Indy seeks to match youth 18-24 with jobs, training - Vimarsana News

Project Indy seeks to match youth 18-24 with jobs, training

Many program participants are looking for summer jobs, but others are seeking full-time employment.

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Too many Indianapolis youth are dying for senseless reasons - Vimarsana News

Too many Indianapolis youth are dying for senseless reasons

As the homicide rate of teens in Indianapolis is increasing, we must equip young people with the tools needed to have a positive future and long life.