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Federal court finds man guilty of wire fraud in $44.6 million scheme involving closed Indiana online schools

INDIANAPOLIS — A man has been found guilty of multiple federal wire fraud charges for his role in a scheme to defraud the Indiana Department of Education through two former online charter schools. According to documents obtained by FOX59/CBS4, Phillip Holden appeared in United States District Court for the Southern District of Indiana on Thursday, […]

Indiana · 3d

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Bellmont, DeKalb girls basketball roll to victory

Bellmont outscored Concordia 42-2 in the first half to open the 2026-27 season with a 72-15 win on Tuesday.

Indiana · 2d

USA TODAY

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Indiana girls basketball state championship-winning coach given two-game suspension

Two years ago, South Knox (IN) won its only state championship in school history when the girls basketball team won the Class 2A championship. To kick off the 2026-27 season, however, the Spartans will be without their head coach. Brian Haenchen of the IndyStar and Kyle Sokeland of the Courier and Press reported on Wednesday, Nov. 11, that Hollie Anson-Eaves received the two-game suspension for violating the Indiana High School Athletic Association's “undue influence” policy. In addition to the suspension, the program has also been placed on probation for the year. The IndyStar and Courier Press received an email from South Knox Superintendent Jeff Cochren confirming the news and stating the violation occurred in May. Two months later, the IHSAA informed South Knox of the "potential for a violation" and was informed that they needed to respond. The administration responded with a written letter in August and on Nov. 5 received the punishment. Per the IHSAA bylaws, Rule 20-1 prohibits coaches and schools to recruit or attempt to recruit student-athletes under the use of “undue influence” — that being the encouragement or inducing that player to attend a school solely for athletic-related reasons. Anson-Eaves served the first of her two-game

Indiana · 1d

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IHSAA Football Regionals: Central Indiana Bracket Card for Friday, Nov. 13

IHSAA Football Regionals: Central Indiana Bracket Card for Friday, Nov. 13. Sectional champions have been crowned, and the road to Lucas Oil Stadium now runs through regional night. The IHSAA’s regional championships are Friday, Nov. 13, with 24 title games statewide across six classes. Winners advance to semistate on Nov. 20, and the IHSAA football tournament page has the full statewide bracket.

Indiana · 3d
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Triton School Board Acknowledges Receipt Of Two IDOE Notices

BOURBON – Triton School Board on Monday, Nov. 9, approved the acknowledgement of two Indiana Department of Education (IDOE) notices the school corporation received. Superintendent Jeremy Riffle said Indiana law requires school corporations to spend at least 65% of state tuition support on teacher compensation for fiscal year 2026. Triton Schools spent 63.49% on teacher compensation. He said as a small corporation, retirements have a big effect on certified salary totals. When experienced teachers retire, they are typically replaced with teachers who have fewer years of experience and earn less, which lowers the overall salary spending even as individual teachers receive raises.

Indiana · 2d

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Five more HSE schools earn Indiana Purple Star designation

Five more Hamilton Southeastern Schools (HSE) have earned the Indiana Purple Star School designation, bringing the district’s total to 18 schools recognized for their commitment to supporting military-connected students and families. The five HSE schools earning the 2026 Purple Star designation are:. Deer Creek Elementary School. Fall Creek Elementary...

Indiana · 3d

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Too many public school referendums lost on Election Day | Opinion

Watching the results come in on Election Day, I was grateful to see over two-thirds of Indiana's school referendums pass with ample community support, including in Indianapolis. But I was also devastated that many others across the state failed . It’s looking like 12 school districts will enter a maelstrom of fiscal uncertainty. I know what’s next: cuts, consolidations and closures. Teachers will lose their jobs. Students will lose access to programs, transportation and maybe school itself. And shrinking communities will lose an anchor that moored them from the storm. Who is responsible? People will argue that districts are inefficient, though there’s very little evidence of that where voters said no. The reality is that state and federal dollars haven’t kept pace with the rising costs of education, including diesel for buses and food for school meals. Indiana has dropped from 15th to 38th in the nation in per-pupil funding. Cuts to Medicaid have also hammered schools, as it provides the core revenue stream for school nurses, psychologists, occupational and physical therapists, special education technology and mental health services. If schools are going to continue offering those services, they have to find a way to pay. So why doesn’t the

Indiana · 3d

The Courier & Press

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North claims third marching band state championship in four years

North High School's Green Brigade took first place in Class B at the Indiana State School Music Association's state finals on Saturday, marking the third state title in four years for the marching band. Ten Indiana schools compete in each of four classes, ranging in size from Class A (larget schools) to Class D (smallest schools). Saturday's competition was at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis. North's 2025 show, "Coralcopia," topped the Class B rankings. Here's a look at the rest of the results: Class B state finals 1. Evansville North 2. Floyd Central 3. Goshen 4. Greenwood 5. Greenfield-Central 6. Pendleton Heights 7. Jasper 8. Munster 9. Huntington North 10. Mt. Vernon (Fortville) Class C state finals 1. Edgewood 2. NorthWood 3. Western 4. (tie) Northview 4. (tie) Fairfield 6. Leo 7. Washington 8. Vincennes Lincoln 9. Angola 10. Twin Lakes Class D state finals 1. Paoli 2. Lewis Cass 3. Northwestern 4. Garrett 5. Maconaquah 6. (tie) Jimtown 6. (tie) Mater Dei 8. South Spencer 9. Woodlan 10. Eastern (Pekin) Class A state finals 1. Avon 2. Carmel 3. Castle 4. Brownsburg 5. Fishers 6. Center Grove 7. Homestead 8. Carroll 9. Franklin Central 10. Westfield This article originally

Indiana · 4d

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Northeast Indiana marching bands place in top ten at ISSMA Finals

Several high school marching bands from Northeast Indiana placed in the top ten at the Indiana State School Music Association (ISSMA) Marching Band State Finals over the weekend.

Indiana · 4d

The Waynedale News

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Over 1,000 Special Education Teachers Receive $300 Gifts

WindSwell Foundation gave a total of $342,300 to 1,141 special education teachers across 46 public school districts and cooperatives in Northeast Indiana. Each teacher received a $300 gift card to purchase needed materials for their classrooms. With cuts in education funding and a shortage of special education teachers in the...

Indiana · 3d

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Triton School Board Acknowledges Receipt Of Two IDOE Notices

BOURBON – Triton School Board on Monday approved the acknowledgement of two Indiana Department of Education (IDOE) notices the school corporation received. Superintendent Jeremy Riffle said Indiana law requires school corporations to spend at least 65% of state tuition support on teacher compensation for fiscal year 2026. Triton Schools spent 63.49% on teacher compensation.

Indiana · 3d

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Vigo County’s $222 Million High School Plan: Casino Funding, Cost Comparisons and Political Gridlock

TERRE HAUTE, Ind. — Vigo County’s proposed $222 million high school is not just a construction project. It is a test of whether school officials, county leaders and casino-backed donors can agree on how to pay for a new building that would combine Terre Haute North and South Vigo high schools—while continuing to serve students at West Vigo.

Vigo County, IN · 5d

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Area Schools Earn Purple Star Designation

“As we approach Veterans Day, we’re reminded that service strengthens every community in Indiana,” said Gov. Braun. “Indiana’s Purple Star Schools reflect that same spirit of service by creating environments where military-connected students and families know they have our unwavering support and their contributions are recognized every day of the year.”

Indiana · 6d

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Photos: Edgewood Marching Mustangs celebrate fifth straight state title

Edgewood won the Open Class C title on Saturday (Nov. 7) at the 53rd Indiana State School Music Association (ISSMA) State Finals for High School Marching Bands. The competition took place at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis. It was the band’s fifth consecutive Class C state championship and sixth overall....

Indianapolis, IN · 4d

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IHSVCA Announces 2026 Academic All-State Team

INDIANAPOLIS - The Indiana High School Volleyball Coaches Association has announced their 2026 Academic All-State Team. Nearly 990 players earned the prestigious honor. To be eligible for this honor a player must be a senior, be on the school’s sectional roster and have a 3.50 or higher GPA. Players with a 3.5 – 3.74 GPA earn Silver Awards. To earn the Gold Award, players must have a 3.75 for higher GPA.

Indiana · 3d

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The International School of Indiana: Preschool

The International School of Indiana (ISI) offers an engaging, globally minded education for students ages 3 through Grade 12. Starting in Pre-Elementary, children explore, create, and learn through hands-on experiences and language immersion in French, Mandarin, Spanish, and English, building a strong foundation for lifelong learning. What makes ISI unique?

Indiana · 3d

Indiana Daily Student

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IU’s Delta Upsilon was suspended in 2023 for hazing. Now, it's back

The Indiana University chapter of Delta Upsilon is back at IU as an associate chapter following its November 2023 suspension. The Delta Upsilon Board of Directors previously suspended the chapter for hazing and endangering others, according to the IU Office of Student Life website. The chapter announced its return in...

Bloomington, IN · 3d

FOX59 / CBS4 Indy

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$44.6 million scheme involving closed Indiana online schools

Indiana · 3d

High School On SI

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Indiana High School Volleyball State Finals: Carroll Three-Peats, Tri-West Wins First Title

Indiana high school volleyball state finals results: Carroll wins its third straight Class 4A title, and Tri-West Hendricks claims its first 3A championship.

Indiana · 4d

The Courier & Press

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School health programs are crucial for children | Opinion

The American School Health Association recently contacted me for possible involvement in their October centennial national conference held in Indianapolis. It reminded me of my work in addressing school-health issues when I was Indiana’s state health commissioner and how important schools are to supporting children’s health. Schools are part of our public health system and play a significant role in assuring our children’s physical, social, and emotional health. Schools are ideal places to meet children where they are. It’s difficult for an unhealthy, disadvantaged, or struggling child to learn and prepare for a productive, well-adjusted life. Schools can help reduce health disparities and, ultimately, health care costs. They support physical health by providing physical education, organized sports, and health education that includes instruction on disease prevention, sexual health, and healthy nutrition and lifestyles. Education regarding the perils of substance abuse, including tobacco, vaping, and alcohol, can reduce initiation and foster resistance to peer pressure. Knowledge is power. School breakfast and lunch programs are particularly critical for low-income children, many of whom rely on these meals as a primary source of daily nutrition. It’s difficult for a hungry child to learn. School-based health clinics improve access to medical and preventative care,

Indianapolis, IN · 3d