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There has been talk of returning to a single-class high school basketball tournament.
iPads seem to be popping up in schools and universities all over Indiana, but how strong is Apples grasp on Indiana's e-textbook market?
In some Indiana counties, as many as 75 percent of all college students leave Indiana after graduation.
One in three graduates from Indiana’s public colleges left the state and the ones with the most advanced degrees were the most likely to leave.
US Secretary Of Education Arne Duncan says he disagrees with efforts in Indiana to expand school voucher options in the state.
A new law passed last year allows charter schools to buy unused school property for $1 and charter schools have not been shy about hunting these schools down.
Nearly 146 traditional public schools have closed in Indiana over the last four years. We’ve mapped the fate of as many of those buildings as we could.
Republicans control the Indiana General Assembly and a handful of conservative lawmakers were behind controversial legislation last legislative session.
What happens when a small town in southeastern Indiana loses its public school and residents attempt against all odds to replace it with a charter school?
Indiana does not have mandatory oversight and review of bullying trends or specific legal remedies laid out in cases where bullying occurs.
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