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Indiana Schools Expand Work-Based Learning as Diploma Rules Change

State diploma changes are pushing more schools to add internships and apprenticeships, with some programs requiring 75 to 650 hours of work experience.

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Indiana is expanding workplace learning opportunities for high school students through new graduation requirements that encourage internships, apprenticeships and career-related experience. Starting with the class of 2029, students will be able to earn diploma endorsements by completing work experience hours or college-level coursework. Schools are developing programs to meet the requirements, although transportation, funding and access to employers remain key challenges.

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More Indiana high schools are taking learning to the workplace

Every Tuesday, Suriah Pinner will wake up, get dressed and head to school at Providence Cristo Rey on the south side of Indianapolis.

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The Record broke the news in Woodland Park, United States on Friday, November 13, 2026.
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