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Good morning from MJ at Chalkbeat Indiana! Next school year, Indiana students can choose to focus on a future in cybersecurity no matter if they want to go to college, the workforce, or the military after high school. Plus, aspects of the new program are not found elsewhere. Aleks has the details below.
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Indiana wants more students to pursue cybersecurity careers after high school. Here’s how.
Indiana education officials want more students to consider a career in cybersecurity. Students will soon have a new pathway to get there.
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What We’re Reading
Indiana’s new A-F school accountability system clears last hurdles, Indiana Capital Chronicle
Education group: Inflation still outpacing Indiana teacher pay, Public News Service
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