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Danville Rolls Past Lebanon 42-13 in Sectional Opener
Undefeated Danville defeated Lebanon 42-13 in the sectional opener, pulling away with a decisive second-quarter run. Lebanon scored in the first half and again late, but couldn’t overcome missed opportunities and Danville’s ability to capitalize. The loss ends the Tigers’ season, though coach Josh Roder said the team made progress and gained valuable experience from younger players.
Journal Review
Frankfort mascot competes for national title
LAS VEGAS — School pride takes center stage as The64.com launches its second annual America’s Best High School Mascot tournament, with 64 mascots from across the country vying for the national title. The 18-day, bracket-style competition runs Oct. 8-25, with students, alumni, families and community members voting to...
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Shaffer questions Carmel Clay Schools’ impetus to borrow
Letters to the Editor do not reflect the opinions of The Reporter, its publisher or its staff. You can submit your own Letter to the Editor by email to News@ReadTheReporter.com. Please include your phone number and city of residence. The Reporter will publish one letter per person per week. Carmel...
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Letter: Yes on WWS referendum
I’m voting yes on the Westfield Washington Schools referendum and I urge my fellow Westfield residents to do the same. Since kindergarten, my son has had the opportunity to learn, grow and thrive in Westfield Washington Schools. Today, he’s a sophomore and I’m grateful for the excellent educational experience he’s received. Every child in Westfield deserves that same opportunity.
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Carmel Clay Schools approves 2027 budget, teacher contract
The Carmel Clay Schools board of trustees Oct. 21 unanimously approved the 2027 budget and a contract with its teachers union, both of which are tied to the fate of the operating referendum on the Nov. 3 ballot. The $266 million total budget was built under the presumption that the...
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The Star Press
East Central Indiana high school football sectional opener scores, updates
The IHSAA football postseason is here. Every team is now 0-0. The Star Press will have extended coverage of a matchup between Yorktown (5-4) and Fort Wayne Bishop Luers (2-7) in Class 4A Sectional 20. The Tigers are a defending 4A sectional champion, but the Knights are the reigning Class 3A runner-up and are now playing up two classes from their enrollment size. Luers' record might indicate a weaker-than-usual team, but the Knights play a very tough schedule and have been one of the state's most consistent programs over the last few years, particularly in the postseason. Yorktown, meanwhile, is very banged up and finished the regular season with back-to-back losses to Pendleton Heights and Mt. Vernon. More: Yorktown football star's slaying allegedly a case of mistaken identity Three other East Central Indiana teams are involved in Sectional 20. Delta (4-5) will visit Class 4A No. 10 Logansport (9-0), Jay County (3-6) will host Marion (1-8), and Muncie Central (6-3) will get a rematch on the road with North Central Conference rival Kokomo (4-5). While the Eagles and Patriots just moved up from Class 3A to 4A, the Trojans of New Castle (3-6) made the opposite move from 4A to
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Stop Using Your Children As Weapons
School advocates manipulate voters emotionally by framing tax opposition as anti-education. Districts create recurring spending habits through endless referendums rather than managing budgets responsibly. Families facing economic pressures deserve government entities that tighten belts alongside them. ‘Stop Using Your Children As Weapons’: Tony Katz Slams Carmel’s 42-Cent School Tax Hike...
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Letter: HSE worth the investment
I am the parent of two children who attend Hamilton Southeastern Schools. Last year, my daughter had the opportunity to visit Hub & Spoke along with all of the other HSE fifth graders through the Maker 5 study trip. The teacher-in-residence helped her and her classmates create a business model, which propelled her to start selling 3D printed fidget toys at the Fishers Farmers’ Market. What an invaluable learning experience.