EVANSVILLE, Ind. — Evansville Vanderburgh School Corp.’s non-discrimination policy has been at the center of a recent controversy involving a School Board member. A video released
Author: Earl Hopkins
Earl Hopkins is a multimedia journalist currently working as an education and family issues reporter for USA Today’s Courier & Press in Evansville, Indiana.
Through his experience as a writer and editor, he wants to become the editor-in-chief of his own publication. In time, one that will allow him the opportunity to travel the world and tell culture-based stories through forms of written, audio and visual communication.
'Cry me a river': EVSC board member accused of dismissing transgender suicide in viral video
EVANSVILLE, Ind. — A video of Evansville Vanderburgh County School Corp. Board Member Ann Ennis shouting at transgender advocates has grabbed national headlines with many calling for
Warrick County educator selected as the state’s top principal
EVANSVILLE, Ind. — A local principal was named Principal of the Year this past weekend receiving recognition for her work to better both her school and
EVSC, other teachers rally at Red for Ed in Indy for more support, funding
EVANSVILLE, Ind. — Even as the rain came down on the chilly Tuesday afternoon, teachers continued to rally in and around the Indiana State House for the
Fairlawn students participate in career-focused workshops at Ivy Tech, part of new program
EVANSVILLE, Ind. — As Fairlawn Elementary School students weaved through the halls of Ivy Tech Community College Friday, fifth-grader Julissa Fuqua was surprised by the day’s activities. Fuqua and
Warrick County school celebrates after winning county’s first Blue Ribbon Schools award
BOONVILLE, Ind. — Loge Elementary Principal Lynne Pierce was shocked to see a gymnasium full of students and faculty all thanking her for the work she’s done to ensure the school’s
Evansville awarded $1 million grant to help youth affected by substance abuse
EVANSVILLE, Ind. — Mayor Lloyd Winnecke and other city officials announced Wednesday afternoon that Evansville was awarded a $1 million federal grant to help youth affected by opioid
EVSC approves collective bargaining agreement with teachers
EVANSVILLE, Ind. — During Tuesday’s school board meeting, members from the Evansville Teachers Association patiently waited for the board’s vote on the proposed collective bargaining agreement between the
