Indiana’s 2017 averages remained similar to those from 2015, but it was one of the 10 states to show significant improvements in average eighth grade reading scores.

Indiana’s scores on the “nation’s report card” haven’t changed much since students took the federal math and reading tests two years ago, but eighth-graders’ scores did jump slightly in reading.

Indiana Commissioner for Higher Education Teresa Lubbers says despite more students finishing degrees on time, some groups still question its value.

The contract is worth more than $2 billion annually and comes with the possibility of earning millions more in management fees.

The state released its first evaluation of charter schools this week. It details the academic outcomes and enrollment at Indiana’s 93 charter schools.

Officials say the newly-rebranded Purdue Global is targeted toward working adults.

Ball State University officials are planning an $18 million project to build a new campus parking garage to replace an aging facility

A proposal mandating the teaching of cursive failed again, but the new law codifies cursive writing, alongside religions of the world, as an optional subject.

Gary Mayor Karen Freeman-Wilson says provisions limiting the power of school officials in her community are bad for government.

A recent report says some federal grant money for teachers is turning into loans instead, and some Indiana universities were already hesitant to use the program.