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Dozens of charter schools and Indianapolis Public Schools would receive money from a proposed Indianapolis Public Education Corporation referendum. Here's how to understand the ballot language.
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Candidates for IPS school board will share the stage on Oct. 19 at the Indianapolis Central Library to answer questions and share their views ahead of the election.
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The crowded race for five seats on the school board has generated a pool of endorsements from reform-minded and anti-charter groups.
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Sherie Scott is one of four candidates running for three seats in the Pike Township school board election Nov. 3.
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The newest version of ILEARN will be used to compute the first statewide accountability school ratings in eight years.
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Indianapolis Public Schools is considering charging for services previously provided to its charter partners for free. Charter advocates are concerned.
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Schools across the state can opt to use the tip line, which is monitored around-the-clock, at no cost.
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Teachers are using AI to develop lesson plans, and in some districts, AI chatbots give students feedback on their work. Meanwhile, the research around how AI can help students is extremely limited.
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Julious Johnican was sentenced to two years in prison after filming and encouraging an assault on a second grader with disabilities.
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More than 80,500 Indiana students used private school vouchers in 2025-26, with the state estimating the program will cost about $548 million.