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First page of the PDF file: Reward-High-Schools-for-Supporting-Dual-Credit-Attainment
Kevin Teasley

In 2023, the education reform movement mostly focused on the dramatic expansion of school choice policies across the country. From universal education savings accounts to the expansion of voucher eligibility, 2023 was a banner year for school choice. However, despite the focus on school choice policy, there was one little-noticed but powerful development in Indiana that could, especially if replicated in other states, set the stage for a dramatic expansion in the number of students who earn college credits while in high school. Read the full Article.

New York Times Features Challenges in Gary,  Sports Illustrated Features a GEO Alum,  GEO is Changing the Narrative in Urban America
Kevin Teasley

The New York Times and Sports Illustrated featured articles on Gary, Indiana this past week. The NYT article was about efforts to change the narrative of the Steel City, a city that has lost more than half its population and suffers from high unemployment and high crime. Standing in the shadows of the Chicago skyline, the media often call Gary the most miserable city in America.

Midcity BRParents News Article Jan 2024
BRParents Magazine

Serving students K-8th grade, GEO Prep Mid-City takes a focused approach to education by prioritizing college preparedness. Principal Christina Kelly states they “start from the beginning by setting an expectation” to attend college. She highlights that college prep can start as early as kindergarten, “First, we tell students, we want them to matriculate from Kindergarten to eighth grade. Then, we do several activities with the high school.”

Black teens earn bachelor’s degrees while in high school
WISH TV Dakarai Turner

For many people, middle and high school is a time of struggle, finding friends, and navigating classes. Imagine not navigating just high school, but college courses too, all on the way to getting a bachelor’s degree before the age of 21.

That’s the story of two kids from Gary. Both were in Indianapolis for high honors.

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