Indiana High School Graduation Rate Rises Slightly In 2016
Barely, just barely, but it rose.
Barely, just barely, but it rose.
The hope was a new exam could be in place soon. But lawmakers said this month it could take two years to create it.
The state board of education released district A-F grades Wednesday for the 2015-2016 school year. More than 150 schools saw their rating dip, with 90 percent of Indiana schools receiving a B or C rating. Only 23 school corporations received an A rating. Gary Community Schools in northwest Indiana received the state’s single F rating. As […]
The Indiana Department of Education fired 34 employees this week, as the department transitioned to a new administration under state superintendent Jennifer McCormick. The IDOE employees 250 people, making the this a 14 percent reduction in staff. Those fired were low, mid and high-level employees in all departments within the IDOE. Incoming Communications Director Molly Deuberry says some of the terminations […]
Indiana University researchers recommend the law be changed to focus on new teachers and remove measures that tie teacher pay to evaluations.
Jennifer McCormick was sworn in as Indiana’s 44th Superintendent of Public Instruction.
How a bill becomes law, making your voice heard and other useful tidbits.
Legislators plan to file a bill next week to make the schools’ chief an appointed position.
We take a look at some of the proposed education legislation.
The state’s largest teachers’ union laid out their legislative priorities Wednesday, and one of the group’s goals is to train teachers to deal with student trauma. Indiana State Teachers Association President Teresa Meredith says one of its main legislative priorities is to train teachers to recognize and work with student trauma. Meredith says one in […]
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