Indiana

During 2007, the Mind Trust, an Indianapolis based non-profit focused on supporting education entrepreneurship, invested time, energy and capital to create the framework for a College Summit pilot at Emmerich Manual High School. Thanks to the strong community leadership from former Superintendents Dr. Eugene White (Indianapolis Public Schools) and Don Stinson (MSD Decatur Township), and Mind Trust President, Davis Harris, College Summit–Indiana emerged as a solid pilot with strong evidence of student progress.

 

 

 

In 2012-13, College Summit Indiana is serving more than 1500 students in six Indianapolis schools, including IPS Arsenal Technical High School, IPS George Washington Community School, Decatur Central High School, Fountain Square Academy, Cascade High School and Indianapolis Monument Lighthouse Charter School. 

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March 12, 2013

Students in Indianapolis Selected as New Faces of College Summit for Second Season                                                     

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March 12, 2013

 March Marks 4th Annual Peer Leader Recruitment Month

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March 2, 2013

Barnes & Thornburg Summit

On Saturday, March 2, 2013, College Summit Indiana had the opportunity to host twelve outstanding students at our first Barnes & Thornburg, LLP “Inaugural Legal Diversity Summit”, by Jimmie McMillian and April Underwood.   Our partners at the Barnes & Thornburg law firm scheduled an exciting day full of interactive sessions for our students, including “Legal Diversity from a Historical Perspective”, a Judicial luncheon, and a real look at a “day in the life of a law student.”

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