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State legislative leaders say they’re looking for answers behind recent problems with ISTEP testing that disrupted the exams of thousands of Hoosier students.
The interactive display is located in the ISU College of Education
About 86 percent of Indiana third graders passed a statewide reading exam in March that will allow them to advance to fourth grade.
Ball State officials say the schools did not meet the standards set out in their own charters.
Brown County Schools maps show which school students from Nashville Elementary must attend next school year.
One third of all Hoosier high school graduates need to take at least one remedial course, and some say that is unacceptable.
Officials are working on guidelines to spot those students while they are still in high school.
Indianapolis Public Schools briefly halted online ISTEP+ testing Monday morning after a new “network issue” disrupted the exams.
Glenda Ritz says once testing is completed, the state will begin looking at how to make the system more efficient.
A new initiative is underway to encourage Hoosier elementary students to read more.
The law increases the maximum amount of a voucher, and guarantees eligibility to siblings of voucher students.
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