Indianapolis-born musical artist and producer Babyface surprised students at Carl Wilde School 79 with a donation of instruments.

A proposal to expand grant funding for robotics competition programs passed the Senate Education and Career Development Committee unanimously Wednesday.

Parents who want to learn how students succeed at specific schools have new tools. New updates to the state's Indiana Graduates Prepared to Succeed website, also known as Indiana GPS, now lets people search for schools by location.

Attorney General Todd Rokita’s office said Friday it will not remove materials from a website it launched earlier this week publicizing complaints about schools’ materials on race, gender and politics.

The state is preparing to overhaul graduation requirements in an effort to better prepare students before they enter the workforce. The State Board of Education received guidance at its monthly meeting Wednesday before the rulemaking period for the new diploma requirements begins next month.

Families are demanding the leaders of Indianapolis Public Schools develop a plan to improve academics for Black and Brown students.

The Indiana Attorney General has unveiled an online portal for complaints about the teaching of race, gender, and political ideology in schools — an aggressive move that raises concerns about privacy and the veracity of the material made public.

Students come to this alternative academy after running into trouble at their home Perry Township middle schools.

An earlier version of the school truancy bill would have cracked down by increasing family involvement with courts.

The number of Indiana students who earned a postsecondary degree or credential is on par with the national average -- but still below a state goal.