The two-year old program that connects students to local businesses to provide them work experience is at full capacity, and lawmakers could soon increase its funding. But figuring out how much money ...

Virtual schools would receive a boost in funding under the proposed state budget. But they could receive even more if lawmakers fix an apparent data error. Here’s why.

Operators said the popularity and heavy use of the Indiana Learns program led to its early end. They hope it will return next year.

The theme of the Feb. 25 story slam in Indianapolis is: “Letters to Lawmakers.” It’s co-hosted by Teachers Lounge Indy, Chalkbeat Indiana, and Indy Kids Winning.

In Plyler v. Doe, the Supreme Court ruled children have a right to attend public schools for free regardless of their immigration status. But GOP legislators in at least five states have introduced bills that could topple that 1982 precedent.

The theme of the Feb. 25 story slam in Indianapolis is: “Letters to Lawmakers.” It’s co-hosted by Teachers Lounge Indy, Chalkbeat Indiana, and Indy Kids Winning.

Indiana senators are poised to pass a bill rooting out DEI in schools. The Senate Education Committee advanced bills about sex ed curriculum and allowing chaplains to work as counselors in public scho...

Indiana senators are poised to pass a bill rooting out DEI in schools. The Senate Education Committee advanced bills about sex ed curriculum and allowing chaplains to work as counselors in public schools. And lawmakers could soon approve a bill designed to eliminate “pessimistic views” of American history.

Education officials said some budget cuts are necessary this year to increase the funding that supports both public schools and private school vouchers.

Exodus Refugee Immigration locked their doors and moved online in response to Gov. Braun's executive order.

Known as “the nation’s report card," the NAEP measures Indiana students’ performance against students in other states. Some groups’ average reading scores matched or exceeded their pre-pandemic levels...

Indiana has not issued A-F grades to schools since 2018, and in recent years the state moved toward more comprehensive performance measures. But now lawmakers are advancing a bill to bring the grades ...

The available evidence doesn’t clearly show that the statutes targeting curriculum, library books, and transgender students have accomplished their stated goals. But there’s reason to believe they’re ...

School districts serving more than two million elementary school children would be able to adopt a curriculum that draws on the Bible.

Legislative leaders urged caution on property tax reform, a priority for Governor-elect Mike Braun.

Trump has called for abolishing the U.S. Department of Education. How that affects students with disabilities would depend a lot on what happens next.