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Carley Lanich

Carley Lanich

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Reporter, Free Press Indiana

Indianapolis

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Total articles 2746

  • Indy families can learn about high school graduation changes here

    By Carley Lanich Verified| Mirror Indy (US)@ Indiana’s high school graduation requirements are changing, and Indianapolis Public Schools wants to help its families plan for what comes next. In December, state officials adopted new high school graduation requirements that do away with the current Core 40 Diplomas. In its place, officials introduced a new slate of diplomas intended to promote more exposure to college and job experience while in high school.

    By Carley Lanich Verified · Mirror Indy (US)

    Apr. 17, 2025

  • Warren Central PTSA seeks volunteers for neighborhood clean up

    By Carley Lanich Verified| Mirror Indy (US)@ Warren Central PTSA organizers are seeking volunteers for their annual Warren Clean Up Day. The April 19 event drops volunteers in different neighborhoods across the township to help beautify the community. Volunteers can visit an online registration page to select from available openings, including near Washington Square Mall. The day begins with check-in and breakfast at Warren Central High School’s fieldhouse.

    By Carley Lanich Verified · Mirror Indy (US)

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • Indy families can learn about high school graduation changes here

    By Carley Lanich Verified| Mirror Indy (US)@ Indiana’s high school graduation requirements are changing, and Indianapolis Public Schools wants to help its families plan for what comes next. In December, state officials adopted new high school graduation requirements that do away with the current Core 40 Diplomas. In its place, officials introduced a new slate of diplomas intended to promote more exposure to college and job experience while in high school.

    By Carley Lanich Verified · Mirror Indy (US)

    Apr. 17, 2025

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Free Press Indiana

Indianapolis, United States