Braun announces partnerships to boost new diploma seals

Purdue and IDOE announce new pathways for top Indiana high schoolers

WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. — Purdue University will automatically grant general undergraduate admission to Indiana high school students earning the state’s new Honors Plus Enrollment Seal diploma, as part of a new and intensive effort to grow and retain top talent…

Indiana State University to award $3K scholarships, automatic admission with new state degree pathways

Indiana State University will offer automatic admission and a $3,000 scholarship to Indiana students who complete the newly created Enrollment Honors Plus Seal, part of the state’s redesigned high school diploma framework announced Wednesday by Gov. Mike Braun.

Braun Announces New Diploma Partnerships – WRBI Radio

(Statewide) – Governor Mike Braun has announced new partnerships between Indiana high schools, higher education institutions, businesses, and the Indiana National Guard. The aim of the partnerships is to provide students with a direct path to their future goals by guaranteeing automatic acceptance to state colleges and universities for students earning the Enrollment Honors Plus Seal; providing career support and interview opportunities for thos…

New Diploma Requirements in Indiana to Help Graduates

Source: WISH-TV / WISH-TV STATEWIDE — Indiana is implementing new high school diploma requirements, with partnerships announced to help graduates achieve their future goals based on the seals they receive. The state’s new diploma structure includes minimum requirements for all students and opportunities for honors and honors plus seals in enrollment, employment, and enlistment and service. Partnerships with higher education, business, and the In…

Braun announces partnerships to boost new diploma seals

As part of the partnerships, students who earn the Enrollment Honors Plus seal will be guaranteed acceptance into the state's public higher education institutions.

Indiana outlines new high school diploma guidelines highlighting key partnerships

INDIANAPOLIS Indiana high school students will soon have a new choice regarding their education as the state unveils a redesigned diploma program. The initiative allows students to select one of three distinct pathways: enrollment, employment, or enlistment tailored to their personal and career goals.After receiving extensive feedback from educators across the state, the Indiana Department of Education and Governor Braun believes the new plan pr…