Goodwill Opens New Elkhart Campus At Woodland Crossings
Goodwill Industries of Michiana recently unveiled the first phase of a new campus at Elkhart’s Woodland Crossings, once the site of Pierre Moran Mall.
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Indiana Officials Unveil New Scenario-Based Training Village At State Law Enforcement Academy
Gov. Eric Holcomb and other state officials on Wednesday, Oct. 30, cut the ribbon for part of a new, $70 million addition to the Indiana Law Enforcement Academy.
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Indiana Governor Candidates Discuss Absenteeism, Literacy And Teacher Pay
Three candidates are running for Indiana governor and a chance to shape education policy in the state — Republican U.S. Sen. Mike Braun, Democrat Jennifer McCormick, and Libertarian Donald Rainwater.
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Study Finds Indiana Among Top 10 States for Teachers
“Despite having one of the most crucial jobs in America — educating the next generation — teachers are often underpaid and under-appreciated,” says Analyst Chip Lupo in the findings of WalletHub’s Best & Worst States for Teachers 2024.
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Indiana Officials Make Major Updates To New High School Diploma Plan — Earning Higher Ed Support
The Indiana Department of Education made significant changes to a proposed high school diploma overhaul on Wednesday, Aug. 14, including offering just one baseline diploma for all graduates.
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Dina Coverstone rooted in community
If you are involved in pretty much anything that has to do with Wawasee you are likely to have come across Dina Coverstone. Coverstone has been teaching and coaching in the school district for over twenty years.
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Indiana Industry Leaders Team Up For Youth S.T.E.M. Careers
Companies are consistently looking for fresh talent in the fields of science, technology, engineering, and math.
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Indiana Private School Voucher Participation Sees Historic Boost, According To New Report
Indiana’s private school voucher program enrollment jumped about 32% in the most recent school year, marking a historic single-year jump, according to the state’s latest voucher report.
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What Caused the Midwest to Thrive? Education
A newly released study by economists from Yale and UC San Diego unlocked a key insight into the way the Rustbelt developed.
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FAFSA Rollout Leaves Indiana Students In Limbo
Indiana’s high school seniors are caught in a bureaucratic snarl as glitches in the Free Application for Federal Student Aid rollout hinder aid processing.
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Legislation Would Expand Indiana College Degree Options
Indiana lawmakers on the House Education Committee have unanimously approved a Senate bill designed to lower college debt and expand educational opportunities statewide.
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Indiana Honors Schools Meeting The State’s 95% Literacy Goal
State leaders recognized educators from 241 schools with scores of 95% or above on the 2023 administration of the IREAD assessment at a ceremony at the Indiana Statehouse Thursday, Feb. 15.
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DuBois To Remain With Goshen School Board
It was announced during Goshen Community Schools’ board meeting Monday, Dec. 11 that interim superintendent Jim DuBois would accept a position as superintendent.
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New Research Suggests Indiana’s Increased Charter School Enrollment Could Have Benefits
More Hoosier parents are opting to send their kids to charter schools, and new research insists that moving away from traditional public schools increases students’ likelihood to achieve academically and after graduation.
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‘We Cannot Afford To Be Complacent’: Chamber Releases 2035 Economic Vision For State
Indiana’s influential Chamber of Commerce on Monday released its third long-term economic plan for the state — two years ahead of schedule, and as both Indiana and the chamber itself prepare for major leadership changes.
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From Prayer To Books, Rokita Updates ‘Parents’ Bill Of Rights’
Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita released a fourth edition of his ‘Parents’ Bill of Rights’ document Tuesday, outlining what Hoosier parents can do to “oversee and participate in the part of our children’s education that occurs outside of the home.”
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