For the first time, more school vouchers went to Indiana families making more than $100,000 than less than $100,000.

IPS announced it was leaving Enroll Indy. Then, the Enroll Indy board voted to remove its fee. But IPS said the change is about more than money.

Take a look inside the ongoing turnaround of Washington Irving Neighborhood School 14, which for many years was one of Indianapolis’ lowest-performing district schools.

Four nonpartisans, three Republicans, and one independent are vying for three at-large seats. Read about their backgrounds, whether they support Decatur Township’s proposed tax increase, and more.

All four candidates are running as nonpartisan. Here’s what they say about the district’s most pressing issues and how to strengthen public trust in district administration.

Three seats are up for election on the Perry Township school board. Here’s what the candidates say about literacy, career education, school finances, and more.

Three seats are up for election on the Pike Township school board. Here’s what the candidates said about the district’s most pressing issues and the controversial hiring process of a co-athletic director.

Two newcomers are running unopposed for the Washington Township school board. Read what they had to say about academics and the most pressing issues facing the district.

All four candidates are incumbents. Here’s what they said about why they are running again and the district’s most pressing issues.

In a packed election, seven candidates are vying for three seats. Here’s what they said about why they are on the ballot and Franklin Township schools’ most pressing issues.

Six candidates are vying for three seats on the school board. Here’s what they had to say about the district’s most pressing issues and changes coming for fifth-grade students.

All three candidates are running for at-large seats on the board. Here’s what they said about the district’s most pressing issues and the district’s tax measure, or referendum, that’s also on the ballot.

Superintendent Aleesia Johnson said the district’s decision to leave Enroll Indy for PowerSchool’s platform would save money and serve families better. But charter school leaders said it would make life harder for families, and some questioned its legality.

The election for the IPS school board District 4 seat has two candidates on the ballot again, just in time for ballots to be printed.

The backdrop of a data center could make increasing enrollment even harder for Irvington Community Elementary, already struggling with finances.

Ten school districts in Marion County have school board elections on the ballot this November. Here’s your guide to the candidates and how to vote.

School districts say they need money. Taxpayers say they need a break. Which position will have the edge when Indiana voters go to the polls in November?

Here’s what to know about the property tax referendum on the ballot for Indianapolis schools this year.

About six years ago, IPS implemented a no-zero grading policy, and teachers had concerns. The district allows zeros again, but will still give students multiple opportunities on assignments.

At this month's event we'll focus on marketing ourselves and fighting imposter syndrome.

At this month's event we'll focus on marketing ourselves and fighting imposter syndrome.

At this month's event we'll focus on marketing ourselves and fighting imposter syndrome.

The number of Indiana school districts asking voters for property tax increases has hit an all-time high for this November.

A Chalkbeat analysis of voucher-accepting private schools within Indianapolis Public Schools borders found there can still be a significant tuition amount left over after the Indiana Choice Scholarship is applied.

Edward Rangel is overseeing changes to school accountability policy for the Indianapolis Public Education Corporation. He will supervise tutoring initiatives like Indy Summer Learning Labs and other programs at The Mind Trust while remaining on IPEC’s board.

The 38 Indiana school districts asking for tax increases on the November ballot represent the highest amount ever requested in a single election. Recent changes to property taxes and when districts can ask for new revenue are driving the spike.

IPEC drew a line between closing a school and closing a school building at its Wednesday meeting, where the board also chose a charter school policy leader to lead its work.

See what expert panelists had to say about how referendums and school board elections will change in Indiana this fall.

At Fort Wayne’s first youth-led violence summit, high school students described shootings that have shaped their lives, and they challenged community leaders to do more.

Democratic candidates outnumbered GOP ones in Marion County, but more candidates identified as Republicans in surrounding counties. For the first time, Indiana school board elections will be partisan ...

This election is the first year school board candidates can declare a political party. It also could have a record number of referendums on the ballot.

Democratic candidates outnumbered GOP ones in Marion County, but more candidates identified as Republicans in surrounding counties. For the first time, Indiana school board elections will be partisan ...

For the first time, school board candidates could list their political affiliation on the ballot. See what they picked. Fifteen candidates are running for five seats on the IPS school board as the di...

This election is the first year school board candidates can declare a political party. It also could have a record number of referendums on the ballot.

Both finalists for the appointment said they are running for the District 4 IPS school board seat in November. One of them gets to serve heading into election day.

Cold Spring School can be a charter and an innovation school. Monarca and Global Prep can add new locations to the IPS Innovation Network.

Ahead of the election, the IPS school board must fill a vacancy left by Allissa Impink’s resignation. The board will vote on an appointed member on Thursday and that person will serve until January wh...

Many of the Indiana Microschool Collaborative’s new locations already have waitlists, said the network’s CEO, who also leads a local school district. The network’s model has attracted criticism in at least one county.

Voters will weigh the tax increase and the potential benefits to district and charter schools against rising living costs this fall.