Michael Hicks: We botched last curriculum reform, we can’t again
Indiana is in the process of revamping its high school curricula. This could be a superb opportunity to rethink some fundamentals about schooling, its role in society and the needs of the future economy. It is also a good time to re-center the long-term wellbeing of students into the discussion.
Editorial: On Biocycle, IDEM needs to listen, act in public interest
The (Columbus) Republic
John Krull: When the story is the story
Gregg Doyel made national news the other day.
Niki Kelly: Consider this curmudgeon confused on latest diploma move
It finally happened — I have become my father. Specifically, I find myself talking about how things were when I was growing up. For instance, when I went to high school, everyone got the same diploma and it gave you a rounded knowledge base to prepare you for your future, whatever that may have looked like.
Editorial: New ILEARN format will allow more personalized learning
The (Fort Wayne) Journal Gazette
Norman Knight: Dog’s day out on the town
Yes! I hear the jangle of car keys! Could it be?
Ryan Trares: Squad goals
Nothing but green grass stood in front of the goal.
Editorial: State candidates should focus on state issues
The (Anderson) Herald Bulletin
Lee Hamilton: Risk of nuclear war may be growing
We have lived with the existential threat of nuclear weapons for almost 80 years. To say we have become complacent would be an understatement. Knowing the devastation a nuclear war would produce, we go about our lives and assume it can never happen.
David Carlson: Play ball
Perhaps we all have thought at one time or another: “If I have to make another decision, my head is going to explode.”