To increase transparency around Indiana students’ education performance, new report cards issued by the state education department are now required to be posted on nearly every Hoosier school’s website.
Read MoreState Reps. Craig Snow, R-Warsaw, and David Abbott, R-Rome City, encourage high school students who want to pursue work-based learning and credentials outside the classroom to apply for the state’s newly launched Career Scholarship Account program.
Read MoreThe Indiana Department of Education recently provided an update to the Indiana State Board of Education on the state’s ongoing work to rethink the high school experience.
Read MoreSome Indiana schools are not accurately reporting the use of student isolation and restraint despite a law intended to curb those interventions, according to a state audit.
Read MoreOne in five Hoosier third graders continue to struggle with foundational reading skills, according to new standardized test results released Wednesday, Aug. 16.
Read MoreThe Indiana Department of Education announced today, Tuesday, Aug. 10, the expansion of Indiana Learns, a statewide grant program providing qualifying parents and families with $1,000 to spend on math and English/language arts high-dosage tutoring and approved out-of-school academic programs for their students.
Read MoreThe Indiana Department of Education recently released results of the 2022-23 Indiana’s Learning Evaluation and Assessment Readiness Network assessment.
Read MoreThe Indiana Department of Education on July 12 presented updated findings from the state’s ongoing study of COVID-19’s academic impact and subsequent student learning recovery.
Read MoreAn increasing number of Hoosier students in grades 3-8 are passing state standardized tests — signaling continued learning loss recovery following the COVID-19 pandemic.
Read MoreThe Indiana Department of Education on July 10 announced a partnership with the Education Service Centers of Indiana to strengthen Indiana’s STEM teacher pipeline by helping fund coursework leading to full licensure.
Read MoreChildren living in income-restricted households do not always have regular access to healthy meals, especially when school is out.
Read MoreThe Indiana State Board of Education received an update Wednesday, April 12, regarding key program successes under the state’s Employability Skills Innovation and Implementation grant program.
Read MoreTop Indiana senators said they aren’t so sure about a House Republican budget plan that would more than double taxpayer spending on the state’s “school choice” voucher program.
Read MoreIndiana school districts could be forced to make their underused buildings available to charter schools under a bill that advanced Wednesday to the full Senate.
Read MoreIn conjunction with School Counseling Week, the Indiana Department of Education recently announced recipients of $5 million in funding, which will support 26 school districts, charter schools and community partners, including Caston School Corporation of Fulton County and Twin Lakes School Corporation of Marshall County.
Read MoreThe Indiana Department of Education recently presented results from a statewide survey aimed at better understanding parents’ perceptions in order to continue improving K-12 education in the state of Indiana.
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