School kids in Indiana are a signature away from being able to use sunscreen at school without a doctor’s note.
School kids in Indiana are a signature away from being able to use sunscreen at school without a doctor’s note.
“Right To Sunscreen” Bill Passes Indiana Legislature
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IHSAA Releases Sectional Pairing for Baseball State Tournament
Sectional games begin May 27.
Pairings Revealed for IHSAA Softball State Tournament
Last season, Franklin County and Milan were the only local teams to advance out of the sectional.
East Central's Stenger Named to IHSAA Student Advisory Committee
Eighteen high school student-athletes were selected.
