The student testifies he feels ostracized by peers because he must use either the female restroom or small unisex bathrooms in the nurse's office.

The $12 million loan was authorized by the Legislature and Gov. Eric Holcomb under legislation authorizing Ball State University to take over governance of the school district.

A report from the American Federation of Teachers says Indiana needs $511 million to reach 2008 school funding levels - the same year lawmakers limited the money schools could collect through property taxes.

Noblesville Schools will ask voters this Fall to nearly double a current property tax rate to expand safety measures in the wake of the school shooting there in May.

The Indiana Agriculture and Technology School will operate as a brick and mortar school with just less than half of its programming online.

New graduation requirements go into effect for incoming high school freshman in 2019.

To get a license in Indiana, teachers first need to have suicide prevention training, but lawmakers are expanding those efforts.

A new state law means this is the last summer some athletic coaches in the state may not have training to spot heat-related illnesses.

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.

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.