Superintendent Pushes $150 Million Plan For Statewide Preschool
The $150 million proposal to expand preschool in every district is among the Department of Education’s top policy priorities for the next legislative session.
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June 7, 2016
Fewer Students On Track For Indiana Scholarship
The class of 2017 are the first group of students to face stricter requirements to qualify for the state’s 21st Century Scholars, which is designed to help low-income Hoosiers afford college
Hoffman: First Year Challenging, But A Success
With his first year in the bag, Nora Elementary School teacher Gabe Hoffman reflects on the successes and hardships of his first year.
June 1, 2016 U.S. Rep Says Fewer Schools Should Offer Free Lunch To All Students
Indiana Congressman Todd Rokita’s bill would tighten eligibility requirements for schools to offer free meals to all students.
U.S. Rep Says Fewer Schools Should Offer Free Lunch To All Students
Indiana Congressman Todd Rokita’s bill would tighten eligibility requirements for schools to offer free meals to all students.
May 27, 2016 Argos School Officials Say They Will Seek Second Referendum
Officials in a small northern Indiana school district say the battle to fund their struggling school system isn’t over.
Argos School Officials Say They Will Seek Second Referendum
Officials in a small northern Indiana school district say the battle to fund their struggling school system isn’t over.
May 25, 2016 Frankfort’s English Learner Teachers Scramble For Resources
The English learner population is growing across the Midwest, as more immigrants settle in smaller towns, and Indiana is currently seeing an increase of students needing to learn English at a higher rate than the rest of the country. While most schools struggle to meet the needs of students who don’t speak English, this challenge is especially […]
Frankfort’s English Learner Teachers Scramble For Resources
The English learner population is growing across the Midwest, as more immigrants settle in smaller towns, and Indiana is currently seeing an increase of students needing to learn English at a higher rate than the rest of the country. While most schools struggle to meet the needs of students who don’t speak English, this challenge is especially […]
May 23, 2016 Gary Community Schools Still Faces Budget Woes
In the last month, the news about the school district hasn’t showed much of an improvement.
Gary Community Schools Still Faces Budget Woes
In the last month, the news about the school district hasn’t showed much of an improvement.
May 20, 2016 Indiana Lawmakers Differ Over Federal Transgender Guidelines
The Obama administration guidelines that says schools must allow transgender students to access bathrooms of their choice, has come under fire — and it’s origins lay, right here, in Indiana.
Indiana Lawmakers Differ Over Federal Transgender Guidelines
The Obama administration guidelines that says schools must allow transgender students to access bathrooms of their choice, has come under fire — and it’s origins lay, right here, in Indiana.
May 19, 2016 Study: Black Students More Likely Seen As Gifted By Black Teachers
Black children are three times more likely to identified as gifted if that judgment call comes from a black teacher rather than a white teacher, according to new research.
Study: Black Students More Likely Seen As Gifted By Black Teachers
Black children are three times more likely to identified as gifted if that judgment call comes from a black teacher rather than a white teacher, according to new research.
May 17, 2016 National Scholarship Targets Undocumented Students In Indiana
According to the Indiana Latino Institute, there are an estimated 300-400 undocumented students that graduate from Indiana high schools each year.
National Scholarship Targets Undocumented Students In Indiana
According to the Indiana Latino Institute, there are an estimated 300-400 undocumented students that graduate from Indiana high schools each year.