Republican Jennifer McCormick and incumbent Democrat Glenda Ritz agree on a lot, but there is at least one issue on which they do not share similar opinions.

Republican candidate for State Superintendent Jennifer McCormick says a "broken" system prompted her to run for office.

The candidates for State Superintendent of Public Instruction held their first and only debate in Fort Wayne Monday.

The Chamber often endorses candidates for state legislature, but this endorsement is only the third for a candidate in a statewide election.

Democrat Glenda Ritz and Republican Jennifer McCormick will face off for the Indiana superintendent for public instruction race in their only scheduled debate Oct. 17 in Fort Wayne.

Jennifer McCormick, the GOP candidate for state superintendent of public instruction, released a detailed plan Wednesday on how she would manage education and attempt to influence state policy if she ousts incumbent Glenda Ritz in November.

The contracts, which totaled $573,000, weren't put up for a competitive process.

Hill will face retired Lake County Circuit Court Judge Lorenzo Arrendondo, a Democrat, in the general election.

Yorktown school Superintendent Jennifer McCormick today was named the Republican choice to challenge incumbent Democrat Glenda Ritz in the November election for state superintendent at Indiana's GOP convention in Indianapolis.

Delegates to the upcoming Indiana Republican convention will be choosing between a school district administrator and a tea party-backed college instructor to become their candidate for state schools superintendent.