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Summer Learning: GRCC offers Advanced Manufacturing Camp

Summer learning: GRCC offers Advanced Manufacturing Camp   Grant Regional Career Center has a new opportunity for area students this summer: an Advanced Manufacturing Camp in partnership with Wiley Metal.  Students ages 12 to 16 from around the region are invited to participate in this special opportunity.  This free camp will offer students the chance to explore modern manufacturing in a real-world setting, with hands-on learning in a safe environment. Using CAD software, students will actually

All-City Art Show to Feature Marion Students' Visual and Performing Arts on May 15-16

The All-City Art Show features work from Marion students at all grade levels. The show will be open to the public from 4 to 6 p.m. Friday, May 15, and 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday, May 16. Visitors will enter through the Walton Performing Arts Center, where some of the artwork will be displayed, and continue on into the art hallway to view more displays.  The All-City Art Show features will include:Interactive art experiencesPerformances by Marion Community Schools music ensembles (times to be

Radiant Health to Host Free ''Mental Health Matters'' Event for Youth and Families

[Marion, IN – 4/16/26] Radiant Health will host Mental Health Matters, presented by TJR Group, on Thursday, May 14, 2026, from 5:00 to 7:30 p.m. at the Gardens of Matter Park. This is a free community event focused on supporting youth mental wellness and overall well-being. Designed for youth of all ages and their families, the event will feature engaging, hands-on activities that help young people build emotional self-regulation, learn healthy coping strategies, and strengthen their overall well-being.

Culture Fest invites campus community to celebrate its people

KOKOMO, Ind. — The sweet scent of coconut soup and the sounds of percussion filled the air in Indiana University Kokomo’s Alumni Hall Tuesday (April 14), as students, faculty, and staff celebrated Culture Fest. The event invites all to experience a day centered on culture, community, and connection. Hosted by the Multicultural Center and the International Student Organization, it offered tastes of international food and candy, informational posters, and the chance to meet and talk to people from a

McCulloch Junior High Invites Community Professionals to Participate in Career Day

Marion, IN — McCulloch Junior High School is inviting community members to participate in its upcoming Career Day on May 15, 2026, from 9:30 AM to 11:30 AM.The event will include four 20-minute sessions scheduled throughout the morning, giving students the opportunity to learn about a variety of career paths and gain insight into the education, skills, and experiences needed to achieve their goals."Our students are eager to learn about a variety of career paths and gain insight into the education, skills,

Free Workshop to Explore the Role of Play & Storytelling in STEM Learning

Free workshop to explore the role of play, storytelling, in STEM learning KOKOMO, Ind. — Teachers are invited to learn how to enhance STEM education through storytelling and play, at a free workshop Thursday, April 23, at Indiana University Kokomo. Playing with Dolls & STEM in the Classroom incorporates Friends Forever Club dolls, each of which has a STEM interest and story.   Christina Romero, associate professor of education, and Jennifer McNeany, assistant clinical professor in school psychology,

Marion High School to Present Beloved Stage Classic Annie

MHS to present beloved stage classic Annie   Marion High School is bringing the well-loved, family-friendly musical Annie to the main stage at the Walton Performing Arts Center this week! The cast features students from Marion High School as well as McCulloch Junior High.    Come out and enjoy this heartwarming tale of the orphan who rises above a cruel and bitter start to bring light and love to the world around her, featuring some of the greatest musical theatre hits ever written, including the

Northwood Manor Senior Resource Expo

3 Marion High School Students Accepted to Ivy League Schools

Marion High School is proud to highlight an outstanding accomplishment by the three of our top students in the Marion High School Class of 2026: All three have been accepted to Ivy League schools!  Though they are all still working through the decisions about where they will continue their studies after they graduate from MHS, we are proud to highlight these impressive accomplishments: Grace Carpenter has been accepted to Yale University and Harvard University Richard Detamore has been accepted to

MJH Student earns prize at national art competition

A McCulloch Junior High School student recently earned a national award in the annual Scholastic Art and Writing competition. Tallulah Gibson, MJH 8th-grader and a CSA Arts Academy student, was awarded a National Silver Key in the sculpture category at national level competition for her piece titled “Cuddle Bug”. Tallulah’s art advanced to the national competition by earning the highest regional honor, a Gold Key. The piece also received a juror’s award at the regional level.  She also was awarded a

Wildcat Summer Academy: Creative Arts Camps (June 21-26)

Develop Skills & Explore Interests at WSA at Indiana Wesleyan University! The Wildcat Summer Academy delivers a college-like experience to high school students on campus from June 21–26. Students will:Experience dynamic learning and enriching social interactions in a supportive environmentDevelop new skills and engage with vibrant IWU faculty in exciting and thought-provoking waysExplore their interests and passions alongside like-minded students from around the countryIf you have students entering 9th

Grant Regional Adult Education Graduation