IPS moving ahead with part of Rebuilding Stronger plan

Indianapolis Public Schools will implement only part of its massive Rebuilding Stronger plan after the school board failed to place an operating referendum on the May ballot. Superintendent Aleesia Johnson called the postponement “an unfortunate delay.”... Read More

New chancellor named for IU Southeast

A 14-year veteran of the University of Wisconsin System has been named chancellor of IU Southeast. Pending approval by the IU Board of Trustees, Deborah Ford will lead the campus in New Albany, succeeding Kelly Ryan, who is serving as interim chancellor.... Read More

Purdue researchers receive $150K to develop ideas

Purdue University is awarding nearly $150,000 to researchers from its College of Agriculture and College of Engineering to help bring their ideas to life. The awards are available through Purdue's Trask Innovation Fund, managed by the Purdue Research Foundation Office of Technology Commercialization, and intend to make the recipient's work more attractive for commercial use.... Read More

Ivy Tech lays out 3-year road map

Ivy Tech Community College has released a three-year strategic plan which will serve as a roadmap for the institution as it addresses the need for training in advanced manufacturing, nursing and other growing industries... Read More

New partnership brings Harvard, UPenn classes to IPS

Students in Indianapolis Public schools can now take courses from Harvard University or the University of Pennsylvania without leaving their high school classrooms. IPS is the first district in the state to partner with the National Education Equity Lab.... Read More

Taylor University to launch nursing program with Parkview

Upland – Taylor University and Fort Wayne-based Parkview Health are establishing a partnership that will expand the university's healthcare programs and help address the state's nursing shortage. The partners say the strategic agreement will create a nursing program on Taylor’s campus where Parkview will provide clinical site access for future nursing students at its 19 locations.... Read More

IPS centralizes, relaunches scholarship program

Indianapolis Public Schools and the IPS Foundation are centralizing funding to offer students an easier way to apply for up to $100,000 in annual financial assistance. The partners say the new program, called the IPS Foundation Scholarship Program, will offer funds to students at each of the four district-managed high schools assistance with college or postsecondary training.... Read More