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

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.

The state is helping schools with funding, but some say what they need now is more information on how to structure the programs.

The district's chief financial officer said Gary was able to get the terms because the district is paying its bills on time.

At a meeting to consider public comments and figure out details around the board's proposal this week, many members agreed to press pause on the issue.

State schools Superintendent Jennifer McCormick says keeping the 10th grade ISTEP exam for now is more practical than creating a new test for two years.

Hundreds of school liaisons, superintendents, and other education professionals met in Indianapolis this week for training focused on ways to help homeless children and youth. It's the first year the state has offered a training of this magnitude.

Here's a recap of some legislation Indiana lawmakers proposed, passed, and denied around education policy during the 2018 legislative session.

David Harris, the founder and CEO of Indianapolis' most influential nonprofit that has driven dramatic changes to the city's educational landscape, is stepping down from The Mind Trust.