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Today’s top story is about a former college admissions officer now on the other side of the application as a college coach in Perry Township schools. Read more from Aleks below.

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How an Indiana counselor helps students turn ‘I want to go to college’ into a plan

Programs like seamless admissions for Indiana students at IU Indianapolis help make college dreams a reality. High school counselor Ron Wilks works to ensure students are ready.

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Tennessee Republicans push for significant last-minute ESA voucher expansion

If a majority approves the new language, it will mark the second time in two weeks that Republicans have bypassed the committee process to make significant last-minute changes to Tennessee’s voucher programs.

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