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June 22, 2018
Federal Department of Education Cautions Schools Around Student Data
Indiana’s new graduation pathways will include college entrance exams as one gatekeeper to graduation for some students, but the U.S. Department of Education says that means schools must take extra care to follow student data privacy laws.
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June 20, 2018
New Study Says Learning Styles Don't Harm Or Help Students
Schools and teachers often encourage students and other educators to pay attention to different learning styles, specifically, by placing students into categories: visual, auditory, literary, or kinesthetic learners.
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June 18, 2018
More Indiana High School Students Are Earning College Credit
More than 60 percent of 2016 graduates received advanced placement or dual credits, according to the Indiana Commission For Higher Education’s latest college readiness report.
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June 22, 2018
Proposal To Merge Federal Agencies Marks Larger Shift In Education's Role
The new plan from President Trump aims for a similar alignment at the federal level. He wants to merge two federal agencies into one, called the Department of Education and the Workforce.
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Local News / June 22, 2018
Court Date For Accused Noblesville School Shooter Postponed
A Monday court hearing for the 13-year-old boy charged in the Noblesville school shooting of his teacher and a student was postponed by the Hamilton County Court.
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Public Affairs / June 14, 2018
Who Decides How To Protect LGBTQ Student Rights?
Advocates say without the right support in schools, transgender kids are at higher risk for dropping out, or even suicide.
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Local News / June 14, 2018
Teacher Who Stopped Noblesville School Shooting Will Return In Fall
Jason Seaman says "without a doubt" he'll be at school in the fall.
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