Since 2011, StateImpact Indiana has functioned as an aggregate of education news in Indiana. As a website, it has been a resource for Hoosiers trying to keep up with the ever-changing landscape of Indiana’s education system. In 2016, StateImpact joined a new collaboration. Indiana’s NPR and PBS-affiliates in the state came together to support a […]
School shootings have prompted a series of student protests nationwide, and the Indiana education community is scrambling to prepare.
Lawmakers are yet another step closer to finalizing legislation to address this year’s unexpected school funding shortfall.
Legislation to increase awareness and intervention for students with dyslexia in Hoosier schools has been approved by the general assembly.
A bill focused on school financial problems stirring up heated debate has received approval by lawmakers in the Senate.
Indiana has the largest voucher program in the nation, but a recent report shows growth for the program is slowing down.
New data that considers children’s mental health shows that only about one in three households properly store guns.
A provision in a bill to address a handful of education matters would allow some non-public school students enroll at the Indiana School for the Deaf.
The state’s top public school official says more needs to be done around school safety, including more funding for systems of care throughout the state.
Lawmakers are looking for ways to address the state teacher shortage, and a House committee amended a bill Tuesday, to allow more people to work before they pass their licensing exam. Some teachers say the initial teacher licensing test contributes to the state’s teacher shortage, and SB 387 aims to address that. Originally, the bill […]
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