Whether or not a child is prepared for kindergarten helps predict how successful they'll be as a future student.

Indiana’s Department of Education seeks to overhaul how students earn high school diplomas after a years-long push from state lawmakers to create more work-based learning options.

Indiana teachers will be able to earn a literacy endorsement through a free professional development course offered by the Indiana Department of Education. Educators who complete the course will also receive a $1,200 stipend for their time.

Sixth through eighth graders in Indiana can now participate in the first statewide civics bee.

Indianapolis Public Schools is exempt from a law that requires districts to sell closed school buildings to charter organizations for $1.

To increase transparency around Indiana students’ education performance, new report cards issued by the state education department are now required to be posted on nearly every Hoosier school’s website.

Eric Jenkins is an English teacher at Franklin Community High School in Johnson County.

A formal complaint alleges the Indianapolis Public Schools Board broke Indiana's Open Door Law when it approved a lawsuit against the state.

The Indianapolis Public Schools Board is asking the Marion County Superior Court to declare that the district meets an exception for the so-called $1 law.

State audits confirm a WFYI investigation that uncovered some schools do not accurately report how often they forcibly isolate and restrain students.