Indianapolis Public Schools (IPS) just received a major grant from the Eli Lilly and Company Foundation to help increase STEM readiness among students. The $5.5 million grant will help fund Destination 2032. The goal is to increase the percentage of IPS graduates who are “STEM-ready” by 2032. Students are considered STEM-ready if they have earned STEM college credit, earned an industry credential, completed a STEM-related career pathway, completed a STEM high school fellowship, or completed a high-quality STEM work-based learning experience, school officials said. MORE: https://www.wthr.com/article/news/local/indianapolis-public-schools-receives-multi-million-dollar-grant-to-help-increase-stem-readiness-among-students-indiana-education-destination-2032/531-cd09ac2e-4e07-4dc3-87f7-e4d02f4105bd