The Department of Education will change its approach to campus sexual misconduct and begin a public notice and comment process to issue new regulations, Education Secretary Betsy DeVos announced Thursday. In a speech at George Mason University’s Antonin Scalia Law School, DeVos decried “a system run amok,” “kangaroo courts” and repeatedly emphasized the plight of […]
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State lawmakers are discussing whether to a change a 2011 law that prohibits young people brought into the country illegally from accessing in-state tuition at public colleges. Indiana is one of only three states in the country that specifically makes immigrant students who can not prove state residency or who don’t qualify for a federal program […]
The finalists for the Indiana 2018 Teacher of the Year are now out.
Tri-Creek School Corporation could save $250,000 a year on energy costs when its four solar arrays are up and running.
The annual Youth Survey analyzes answers from more than 126,000 Hoosier students.
State Superintendent Jennifer McCormick and two of her predecessors from both political parties will come together Saturday for a public forum on education. The panel discussion Saturday in Indianapolis tackles a broad topic: “the future of Indiana public education in an era of privatization, declining budgets and increasing expectations”
Wayne Township Schools and the Indiana Department of Education put together a live stream with lessons on the solar eclipse Monday.
The Commission on Improving the Status of Children in Indiana was established in 2013, but never had a person whose entire job was dedicated to the commission.
Indiana’s proposed federal education plan has been published online and it is now in the hands of Gov. Eric Holcomb.
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