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The first high school students participating in the Indiana Career Apprenticeship Pathway (INCAP) are beginning their apprenticeships as schools across the state start the new academic year. Fifty sophomores and juniors will be INCAP apprentices at 25 employer locations across 15 communities statewide.
Read about Meals on Wheels of Central Indiana’s NO Limits to Recovery initiative, which achieved a 70% graduation rate, plus INCAP in the news.
Read about two Industry Talent Association trips to Switzerland, plus updates from Newfields.
Read about the Fairbanks Foundation’s cannabis reports, plus updates about the College Matters grantees and INCAP.
Indiana is the most restrictive state in the nation for cannabis policy, but Hoosiers spend nearly $2 billion on cannabis annually.
Read about Franklin Township’s efforts to improve college and career readiness, plus updates from CEMETS iLab Indiana, the Indy Chamber, and Eskenazi Health.
Franklin Township’s College Matters: Reversing the Trend grant supports the district’s activities related to college and career counseling, financial awareness and financial aid, and academic preparation.
Find details about Indiana Landmarks’ 2025 efforts, in addition to updates from CEMETS iLab Indiana and the Indiana Career Apprenticeship Pathway.
Find details about 2026-27 occupations available via INCAP, plus information financial and grantmaking data from the Fairbanks Foundation.
View a new video that explains the Indiana Career Apprenticeship Pathway (INCAP), plus find updates about Eskenazi Health and the Indiana Department of Education.
Đọc về đề xuất mới của CEMETS iLab Indiana và một số cập nhật từ Quỹ Fairbanks.
Đầu tháng này, Quỹ Richard M. Fairbanks đã trao $25.000 USD tài trợ cho bảy tổ chức phi lợi nhuận đang giải quyết vấn đề an ninh lương thực tại Indianapolis.