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Who Are We: Glow & Grow
Glow & Grow is an independent nonprofit organization dedicated to connecting youth, families, and communities. Through camps, school partnerships, garden clubs, and community programs, Glow & Grow creates opportunities for… Read more
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Indy Kids Winning Inc Announces Name Change to Glow & Grow Inc and Launch of Every Kid Winning Media Platform
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Indianapolis, Indiana — March 1, 2026 Indy Kids Winning Inc., a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to uplifting the voices and experiences of students, families, and educators, is… Read more
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What Every Indiana Parent Should Know About Virtual School Days
When winter weather hits or unexpected disruptions arise, Indiana schools sometimes shift to virtual instruction rather than cancel classes. While this flexibility helps maintain learning momentum, there are important statewide… Read more
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What We Miss When We Only Teach “I Have a Dream”
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. (1929–1968) was a Baptist minister, civil rights leader, Nobel Peace Prize winner, and one of the most influential figures in American history. He helped lead… Read more
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Top education stories from last week: 9/28 – 10/4
The Turning Point machine is not planning on stopping. According to PEN America, Book Bans are rising. The Department of Education has Minnesota in its crosshairs. Read more
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IPS voices opposition to potential “all-charter system”
The Indianapolis Public Schools Board of School Commissioners has sent a letter to the Indianapolis Local Education Alliance (ILEA) outlining its priorities for the future of public education in the… Read more
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Top education stories from last week: 9/21 – 9/27
The FAFSA came out early this year. Charter schools might get a financial boost pretty soon. Turning Point won’t have a hard time establishing chapters in Oklahoma. Read more
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ACLU Sues Ball State over employee’s firing for social media post
The ACLU of Indiana has filed a lawsuit against Ball State University President Geoffrey Mearns, claiming the school violated a former employee’s First Amendment rights by firing her over a… Read more
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Top education stories from last week: 9/14 – 9/20
The Department of Education wants education to be more patriotic. People don’t feel great about the state of education. The new Title IX proposal is dead for now. Read more
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Governor Braun threatens teaching licenses over Charlie Kirk posts
Indiana Governor Mike Braun is facing backlash after announcing that teachers who made inappropriate social media comments following the assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk could lose their licenses. Braun… Read more
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