Indiana Public Media News
New funds, where the money comes from and how much are the issues in dispute as the state's budget moves forward.
The House budget unveiled Friday would restore K-12 education funding above 2010 levels.
An Indiana Senate Democrat says Senator Brandt Hershman’s education initiative could come at the expense of disadvantaged schools.
Bloomfield schools in Greene County are facing a budget shortfall because they aren’t receiving the cash they expected from the Indiana Department of Education.
The number of students in Indiana graduating from high school has increased more than 2.5% since last year.
The plan that focuses on teacher pay and assessments, more charter schools and added accountability.
Indiana’s Higher Education Commissioner and a state lawmaker see different sides of the debate over higher education funding.
MCCSC students and teachers began the new school year on a positive note today in spite of concerns over teacher layoffs and an uncertain budgetary future.
Following acceptance of a referendum by the Monroe County Community School Corporation, homeowners are calculating how much their property taxes might rise.
Following a Tuesday meeting of the MCCSC's board, parents and politicians alike were given a chance to speak on Wednesday. WTIU's Austen Williams has the story.
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