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Tentative teacher agreement approved for Goshen schools
GOSHEN, Ind. (WNDU) - The Goshen Community School Board of Trustees has approved a tentative agreement with the Goshen Education Association between the district and the teachers’ association. According to our reporting partners at The Goshen News, the agreement sets starting teacher pay at $51,000 annually. Assistant Superintendent Alan...
Sturgis Journal
South Bend Tribune
South Bend area's best 2026-27 regular season IHSAA girls basketball games
Now that the IHSAA girls basketball season has officially begun in the South Bend Tribune coverage area, let's take a look at some of the most high-profile regular season games across the area. Northridge, Penn and South Bend Saint Joseph notably have tough schedules, particularly in nonconference or tournament action. Here's 15 games or tournaments to look out for on 2026-27 girls basketball schedules around the area. Nov. 7: Penn vs. Valparaiso The Kingsmen and Vikings each won IHSAA 4A sectional championships with at least 23 wins before losing in regional championship games. They'll open up their seasons against one another at 7:30 p.m. ET in Mishawaka, and Valparaiso will be doing it without former Indiana All-Star Lillian Barnes, who is now at Ball State. Penn, however, returns nearly every key player, most notably sophomore Jillian Sanderson. Nov. 19-21: Culver Academies Thanksgiving Classic While only three area teams are competing in this tournament, it's notable because the potential for a 2025-26 IHSAA 3A sectional championship rematch awaits in Culver Academies vs. South Bend Saint Joseph. The Eagles beat the Huskies in that title tilt last season, and these two teams should become very familiar with one another in the next
South Bend Tribune
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Operation Education: School board candidates and school referendums on the ballot
School board races and school referendums are on the ballot. No matter where you live, there is likely something on your ballot that will impact your child’s classroom. In St. Joseph County, school board candidates are on the ballot in South Bend, Mishawaka, LaVille, John Glenn, Penn-Harris-Madison, Union-North and New Prairie. However, not all of those races are contested.
Times-Union Newspaper
Series Of Recitals Begins Nov. 15
The newly organized WEPC Fine Arts Department will be putting on a series of recitals this year titled “Education in Performance!" Each recital will feature local artists, either current educators in the area or people educated in the area. The first recital will take place Sunday, Nov. 15 at...
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South Bend school board members vote to appeal judge's ruling to sell, lease Clay HS
SOUTH BEND, Ind. (WSBT) — The future of Clay High School is going back to court. The South Bend School Board voted unanimously to appeal a judge’s ruling to sell or lease the building to Career Academy Network. The ruling came last week. The school corporation closed Clay...
Notre Dame & Saint Mary Observer
Notre Dame & Saint Mary Observer
Haggar Hall: From biology to psychology to demolition
With the announcement of the demolition of Keenan Hall and Stanford Hall in early October came news that North Quad’s only academic building will be demolished. Haggar Hall will be torn down following the conclusion of the academic year. In its place, a new residence hall will be erected and open in fall 2029.
Michiana Business News
Q&A: Ranveer Verma, student entrepreneur
Ranveer Verma, a senior at Penn High School in Granger, is passionate about two projects he started. Both help students make a difference in their communities. The post Q&A: Ranveer Verma, student entrepreneur appeared first on Michiana Business News .
South Bend Tribune
Penn volleyball season ends in IHSAA 4A semi-state loss to Carroll
HUNTINGTON — It was some run for the senior quartet of the Penn High School volleyball program. Unfortunately, that remarkable run had to run right into one of the nation's best teams on Saturday, Oct. 31. Powerhouse Fort Wayne Carroll dispatched of the Kingsmen convincingly by a 25-16, 25-12, 25-18 final in the first semifinal match of the Class 4A semi-state at Huntington North High School. More: Penn makes it a volleyball regional three-peat with dominating win Carroll, which trailed only once at 2-1 in the final set versus Penn, improved to 34-1 after its 13th straight win. The Chargers, who have not lost a match to an Indiana team since Sept. 28, 2024, moved on to play Westfield (28-2) Saturday night in the title match for a spot in the state finals Nov. 7 in Indianapolis. Westfield beat No. 19 Crown Point 3-0 in the second semifinal Saturday. Carroll beat Westfield 3-0 Saturday night to win its third straight semistate title. The Chargers advance to play Center Grove (34-4) in the Class 4A state title match on Saturday at 7:30 p.m. in Gainbridge Fieldhouse in Indianapolis. Center Grove beat Bloomington South 3-0 and Yorktown 3-1 Saturday to win its
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South Bend school board to vote on how to proceed after Clay High School ruling
SOUTH BEND, Ind. (WSBT) — The South Bend school board will meet Monday and is expected to take a vote on how to proceed on the future of the Clay High School building. The regularly scheduled public meeting will feature a vote that could determine whether the district will fight a court order to turn over the building to a charter school.
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Union City prevails over Detroit Community, will host D7 District Final
DEARBORN HEIGHTS, MI (WTVB) – The Union City Chargers will play for an MHSAA Division 7 District championship next week after they rallied to defeat the Detroit Community Hurricanes 16-6 on the Hurricanes’ home field at Star International Academy on Friday night. The Chargers were not affected by...
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High School Spotlight: Kingsmen prepare for volleyball semi-state
MISHAWAKA, Ind. (WSBT) — When you look at Northern Indiana high school volleyball, there are few programs that carry the standard of Penn. The Kingsmen are back in the semi-state round once again. They are Driven by a core group of seniors, and a head coach who knows what it takes to win at the highest level.
South Bend Tribune
Charter school moves forward with plans to move into Clay after ruling
SOUTH BEND — Career Academy Network of Public Schools (CANOPS) officials say they're moving forward with plans to move Career Academy High School into the former Clay High School building for the 2028-29 school year, following the court decision requiring South Bend schools to make the building available for purchase or lease. This follows the Oct. 26 announcement that a judge sided with Career Academy in a years-long legal battle over Clay, reversing an earlier decision that said SBCSC could retain ownership of the building. During a press conference Oct. 29, CANOPS CEO Jeremy Lugbill said the network plans to move Career Academy from its current building it shares with the middle school into Clay, to be ready to open for the start of the 2028-29 school year. State law requires a school district that closes a public school to sell or lease the building for $1 to a charter school that says it wants to buy or lease the building. The middle school would stay in the current building, at 3810 Crescent Circle. "We are cramped from a space standpoint," Lugbill said of the current arrangement, adding that students are looking forward to having a gym, more classroom space
Times-Union Newspaper
Warsaw Adult Education Earns First Program Of Excellence Designation
Warsaw Adult Education (WAE) has earned its first Program of Excellence designation from the Indiana Department of Workforce Development, recognizing WAE’s achievements during the 2025–26 program year. Warsaw Adult Education is one of 39 adult education programs statewide to receive the designation. Established in 2022-23, the recognition honors...