Committee Hears Testimony On School Financial Management Bill
Some key pieces of the legislation have superintendents and teachers concerned.
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January 19, 2018
January 17, 2018 Report Details How Many Student Transfer Out Of Home School Corp.
A new state report shows the number of students who transfer in or out of the school corporation boundary they reside in to attend other schools.
Report Details How Many Student Transfer Out Of Home School Corp.
A new state report shows the number of students who transfer in or out of the school corporation boundary they reside in to attend other schools.
Lawmakers Cautious Of 529 College Saving Plans Paying K-12 Tuition
Indiana lawmakers want to study the impact of 529 College Savings Plans on state revenue now that the accounts can be spent on tuition for private K-12 schools.
January 15, 2018 IDOE Releases 2017 Graduation Rate Data
The State Department of Education released 2017 graduation rate data Friday, showing numbers slightly lower than the previous year.
IDOE Releases 2017 Graduation Rate Data
The State Department of Education released 2017 graduation rate data Friday, showing numbers slightly lower than the previous year.
School Principals Share Concerns On New Grad Pathways
Some school principals have said locally created pathways are critical, but the state has yet to outline what those requirements will look like.
Computer Science Bill Receives Positive Testimony, Few Concerns
A bill mandating K-12 computer science curriculum received overwhelming support during testimony, but there are some concerns about access.
January 12, 2018 State Board Approves School Grading System Proposal
Significant changes are in store for the state’s school grading system, but the State Board of Education had trouble finding a starting point at its first meeting of 2018.
State Board Approves School Grading System Proposal
Significant changes are in store for the state’s school grading system, but the State Board of Education had trouble finding a starting point at its first meeting of 2018.
School Funding Fix Advances To House
Legislation that would fix a school funding shortfall unanimously passed out of a key General Assembly committee Wednesday.
Committee Approves Bill To Help Veterans With Education Benefits
Military veterans won’t have certain financial resources considered when applying for tuition aid under legislation advanced Tuesday.
January 11, 2018 Ivy Tech Wants To Double Degrees Awarded Annually
Ivy Tech Community College’s new strategic plan calls for more than doubling the number of degrees earned by students in the next five years.
Ivy Tech Wants To Double Degrees Awarded Annually
Ivy Tech Community College’s new strategic plan calls for more than doubling the number of degrees earned by students in the next five years.