Carley Lanich is an Education Reporter at various esteemed outlets including the South Bend Tribune and Yahoo News. She focuses on themes such as educational policy, public education, and special education, while also covering topics related to school administration and lifelong learning. Carley's work has been featured in multiple publications, including The Times of Northwest Indiana, Chalkbeat, and WFYI.
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