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January 3, 2017
Here’s What Education Bills Have Been Filed So Far
Tuesday is the beginning of the 2017 legislation session, and the Senate released the list of bills it will consider. We’ve already previewed some of the major topics on the table this budget session, but we now have a look at some individual pieces of legislation senators are proposing. Here’s are the first education bills this session: Vouchers: SB […]
December 30, 2016 What Big Education Issues Should We Watch In 2017?
This was the year to tee up changes in public education, including ISTEP+ panel meetings, a new state superintendent and calls to expand public pre-K. And when the legislative session begins in January, the actions taken in 2016 could evolve into real change. Here’s what we’re already preparing to cover in 2017, and what you want to keep tabs on. A New, Or Newly Named, […]
What Big Education Issues Should We Watch In 2017?
This was the year to tee up changes in public education, including ISTEP+ panel meetings, a new state superintendent and calls to expand public pre-K. And when the legislative session begins in January, the actions taken in 2016 could evolve into real change. Here’s what we’re already preparing to cover in 2017, and what you want to keep tabs on. A New, Or Newly Named, […]
December 29, 2016 Our Favorite Education Photos Of 2016
You welcomed us into your schools, your communities and your homes. This is what we saw.
Our Favorite Education Photos Of 2016
You welcomed us into your schools, your communities and your homes. This is what we saw.
December 28, 2016 Reporter’s Notebook: Covering Race, Suspension and Bias In 2016
Our reporter reflects on the problems … and the stories of people working to fix them.
Reporter’s Notebook: Covering Race, Suspension and Bias In 2016
Our reporter reflects on the problems … and the stories of people working to fix them.
December 27, 2016 Reporter’s Notebook: Covering English Learners Across Indiana In 2016
At the very beginning of 2016, I wanted to follow up on a school funding change that went into place the year before. A previous school funding formula gave schools more money to educate high-need students, like students in special education, students who are English learners and low-income students. But, in an attempt to distribute school funding more […]
Reporter’s Notebook: Covering English Learners Across Indiana In 2016
At the very beginning of 2016, I wanted to follow up on a school funding change that went into place the year before. A previous school funding formula gave schools more money to educate high-need students, like students in special education, students who are English learners and low-income students. But, in an attempt to distribute school funding more […]
December 26, 2016 What Were The Top Five Education Stories Of 2016? Let’s Review
We take a look back at the year’s biggest education stories.
What Were The Top Five Education Stories Of 2016? Let’s Review
We take a look back at the year’s biggest education stories.
December 23, 2016 Messer Sponsors Bill To Help Grad Students Save For Retirement
Indiana Rep. Luke Messer is sponsoring a bill in the U.S. House of Representatives that would allow graduate students to save portions of their fellowship and grant stipends in retirement accounts. Democrat Elizabeth Warren and Republican Mike Lee introduced The Graduate Student Savings Act of 2016 in the Senate earlier this year, and Messer, along […]
Messer Sponsors Bill To Help Grad Students Save For Retirement
Indiana Rep. Luke Messer is sponsoring a bill in the U.S. House of Representatives that would allow graduate students to save portions of their fellowship and grant stipends in retirement accounts. Democrat Elizabeth Warren and Republican Mike Lee introduced The Graduate Student Savings Act of 2016 in the Senate earlier this year, and Messer, along […]
December 22, 2016 Wayne Township Teachers Donating Small State Bonuses
State issued teacher bonuses vary between districts, with teachers in more affluent areas getting a larger bonus.
Wayne Township Teachers Donating Small State Bonuses
State issued teacher bonuses vary between districts, with teachers in more affluent areas getting a larger bonus.
December 21, 2016 Whose Line Is It Really?: How Improv Benefits Children With Autism
For children with autism, understanding body language and reading others’ emotions can be like a foreign language. Improv theater can help.
Whose Line Is It Really?: How Improv Benefits Children With Autism
For children with autism, understanding body language and reading others’ emotions can be like a foreign language. Improv theater can help.