Indiana

Education, From The Capitol To The Classroom

Weekend Homework: The Three-Letter Edition — RTW, AYP, SAT, Map

    January 7, 2012 | 12:17 PM
    By

    Kyle Stokes / StateImpact Indiana

    A group of about 30 parents, students, teachers and academics meet in Indianapolis to discuss the state of public education Thursday night.

    No more excuses: The holidays are over, it’s a new year. Time to get caught up on what you missed — on what happened to closed school buildings and a confessed SAT scammer, how schools run by for-profit takeover companies have fared in the past, and whether right-to-work legislation will have an effect on education bills soon to come in the Indiana General Assembly.

    The Track Records Of The Companies Tapped For Indiana Interventions

    Is Indiana’s Right To Work Bill An Education Issue?

    Confessed SAT Scammer: Cheating On College Entrance Exams Is ‘Easy Money’

    Map: What Became of Former School Buildings After Schools Closed

    Comments

    About StateImpact

    StateImpact seeks to inform and engage local communities with broadcast and online news focused on how state government decisions affect your lives.
    Learn More »

    Economy
    Education