More than a quarter of high school students who hope to join Ball State University in the fall of 2019 are submitting applications without standardized test scores.

Indianapolis Arts Council leaders say there’s a communication barrier between teachers and arts organizations.

Indiana State Police say the mother of the shooter at a Richmond middle school called in a tip to police – preventing others from being hurt.

One part of the proposal focuses on authorizing powers, and suggests allowing only one entity in the state to authorize virtual charter schools.

The plan will redistrict an estimated 2,265 students in HSE’s elementary, intermediate and junior high schools – around 10 percent of the district’s enrollment.

The state department of education’s ESSA change would get rid of the federal A through F accountability grades, replacing them with four classification groups.

Superintendent Jennifer McCormick says she supports any increase for school funding. But she hopes it will be enough for everyone.

Gov. Eric Holcomb drew criticism last week after saying the teacher pay increase may need to wait until 2021.

A male student is suing Indiana University for Title IX violations, alleging the school's investigation into rape accusations was biased against him because of his gender.

More school autonomy in a field of increasing competition and choice can put more pressure on parents to find and understand the right information.