The second draft of Indiana’s proposed new diplomas offers base requirements as well as six pathways that lead to enrollment, employment, or enlistment. The new graduation rules are slated to kick in...
State Representative Julie McGuire (R-Indianapolis) said scholarships are available to students between the ages of 5 and 22 who reside in Indiana, require special education services and meet certain...
The Indiana Department of Education named 10 finalists for the 2025 teacher of the year award this week.
Changes are coming for the new school year around cell phones in class, reading, state testing, absenteeism, and COVID funds.
Opinion: White progressives tend to be the only group opposing charters even though they exercise school choice for themselves, Brandon Brown writes.
How did your Indiana school do on the 2024 ILEARN test? Use our lookup tool to see scores for math, English, and the subjects combined.
More than $60 million in state tuition funding went to Indiana’s virtual schools during the 2022-23 academic year, according to a new report.
Teachers from around Indiana spent hours before the State Board of Education on Wednesday, criticizing a new literacy licensure requirement.
Three of four referendums to increase local taxes for school districts passed in the Indiana primary election Tuesday.
The approval followed a months-long public fight that pitted school choice advocates against staunch supporters of traditional public schools.
Where do Indiana’s GOP gubernatorial candidates stand on school choice, teacher pay, learning loss recovery, and other education issues?
Big changes are ahead for Indiana schools, including more support for reading, third grade retention, and cellphone bans. Here's a summary of the education bills awaiting the governor’s signature.
The IREAD-3 will be given to all third graders and most second graders during the March 4-15 through testing window.
Three charter schools, which are part of the United Schools of Indianapolis network, received a $12.5 million donation for teacher merit-bonuses.
Parents who want to learn how students succeed at specific schools have new tools. New updates to the state's Indiana Graduates Prepared to Succeed website, also known as Indiana GPS, now lets people...
The bill could put an end to future legal battles over how to interpret an exemption to the controversial $1 law. It also requires all districts in the state to share funds from future voter-approved...
The education landscape in our area is changing because of charter schools.Several new public charter schools are now open in St. Joseph and Elkhart counties.Th
Explore National School Choice Week celebrations in Indiana. Find events, highlights, and ways to get involved.