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A new virtual charter school incorporates a physical farm campus in Morgantown to give students hands-on experience.
The school corporation is hoping another organization will step up to provide transportation for interested students.
The state is giving money to nearly a dozen school corporations to help them offer more science, technology, engineering and math – or STEM – education.
A recent report says Indiana needs to drastically improve state funded preschool, but state officials say it ignores significant improvements to the program.
National data shows Indiana teachers have seen some of the largest decreases in teacher pay over the past decade, after adjusting for inflation.
Bloomington high school students are preparing to join the second National School Walkout tomorrow.
A national report that evaluates teacher prep programs highlights some shortfalls in Indiana, but one education professional says it doesn’t quite tell the whole story.
Indiana is one of the 10 states to show significant improvements in average eighth grade reading scores.
Indiana has too few behavioral health specialists to address mental health needs, and only 10 percent of this group focus specifically on addiction.
The state released its first evaluation of Indiana’s 93 charter schools this week.
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