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| Marian University Launches New K-12 Private School, Offers Flexible, Faith-Based Learning Across Indiana |
| Tuesday, March 22nd 2022 Share on Twitter/X |
| Indiana families looking for a flexible, faith-based learning experience can now enroll in Marian University Preparatory School, a new virtual/hybrid, K-12 education option founded by Marian University and powered by Stride, Inc. (NYSE: LRN) – the nation’s leading provider of innovative, high-quality and tech-enabled education solutions. |
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| St. Aloysius Catholic School students celebrate National Agriculture Day |
| Tuesday, March 22nd 2022 Share on Twitter/X |
| Eighth grade students from St. Aloysius Catholic School are celebrating the day by hosting a National Agriculture Day celebration for the younger students at the school. |
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| By: Rachel Berry |
| Sherrard School District adds alternative school inside junior and senior high |
| Tuesday, March 22nd 2022 Share on Twitter/X |
| Sherrard School District approved the addition of an alternative school inside its junior and senior high schools for their 2022-23 academic year. The alternative school is a form of intervention for students who struggle with class work or behavioral issues. |
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| By: Nina Burns |
| Pamela Hancock, Swanton School teacher, named a UVM Outstanding Teacher of the Year |
| Tuesday, March 22nd 2022 Share on Twitter/X |
| Pamela Hancock, a 25-year veteran teacher at Swanton School, has been named a UVM Outstanding Teacher of the Year. Hancock was hired at the school as a paraeducator in 1996, and then as a fifth and sixth grade classroom teacher in 1998. She has been in that role ever since. |
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| By: Chris Dodge |
| Ky. House passes controversial charter school funding bill |
| Tuesday, March 22nd 2022 Share on Twitter/X |
| After hours of debate, and narrow approval in the House, a bill on charter schools is taking another step forward in the Kentucky legislature. House Bill 9 now goes to the Senate after it passed 51-46. The measure brings up questions on educational priorities, school funding, and some late, legislative maneuvering. It’s the first bill that would provide permanent funding for charter schools in Kentucky. It’s been a controversial topic this session, and sparked a lengthy debate on Tuesday. |
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| By: Jim Stratman and Grason Passmore |