New Graduation Pathways Cause Concern For Small, Rural Schools
School officials and administrators are concerned about unanswered questions surrounding new graduation requirements for high school students.
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December 19, 2017
Commission For Higher Education Partners With National Nonprofit
A national organization called Credential Engine has partnered with Indiana to improve access to detailed information around college programs and their degrees.
Immigration Roundtable: ‘Find A Solution For DACA, Now’
Hoosier community groups and businesses gathered in Indianapolis Tuesday to discuss the future of DACA and its Indiana recipients.
December 11, 2017 Indiana Records First Flu Death Of Season
The Hoosier patient was under the age of 18. Experts say it’s not too late to get vaccinated.
Indiana Records First Flu Death Of Season
The Hoosier patient was under the age of 18. Experts say it’s not too late to get vaccinated.
December 7, 2017 Court of Appeals Rules in Favor of Charter School Corporation
A charter school corporation has received immunity from a lawsuit, due to a state law protecting government agencies and officials.
Court of Appeals Rules in Favor of Charter School Corporation
A charter school corporation has received immunity from a lawsuit, due to a state law protecting government agencies and officials.
December 6, 2017 High School Graduation Overhaul Approved Despite Opposition
The State Board of Education approved a controversial rewrite of the high school graduation requirements in the face of opposition.
High School Graduation Overhaul Approved Despite Opposition
The State Board of Education approved a controversial rewrite of the high school graduation requirements in the face of opposition.
November 28, 2017 Department of Education Outlines 2018 Priorities
The state department of education has a number of priorities for next year, including ways to ease licensing hurdles for teachers.
Department of Education Outlines 2018 Priorities
The state department of education has a number of priorities for next year, including ways to ease licensing hurdles for teachers.
November 27, 2017 Muncie Schools: Where We Are Before A State Decision
Muncie Community Schools has made progress since it was designated as a “fiscally impaired school corporation” in April. But is it enough to avoid a full takeover?
Muncie Schools: Where We Are Before A State Decision
Muncie Community Schools has made progress since it was designated as a “fiscally impaired school corporation” in April. But is it enough to avoid a full takeover?
November 24, 2017 Purdue Grant Aims To Cover Tuition Gap Left By Financial Aid
A new Purdue University grant aims to cover the tuition gap for in-state students earning a first bachelor’s degree.
Purdue Grant Aims To Cover Tuition Gap Left By Financial Aid
A new Purdue University grant aims to cover the tuition gap for in-state students earning a first bachelor’s degree.
November 22, 2017 Lawmakers Focus On STEM Education For 2018
With the upcoming legislative session just around the corner, strategies for changes to education and workforce preparation focus on a key area: STEM.
Lawmakers Focus On STEM Education For 2018
With the upcoming legislative session just around the corner, strategies for changes to education and workforce preparation focus on a key area: STEM.