Indiana's private school voucher program is the largest of its kind in the U.S. Whether it's "social justice" or "an assault" on public schools depends on whom you ask.

Hoosier Academies Virtual School avoided closure from the State Board of Education Wednesday but instead faces a reduction in enrollment.

Hoosier Academies Virtual -- Indiana's first online public charter school -- has earned an F from the state for six years in a row. More than 3,000 students attend, grades K through 12, from all 92 counties. Some thrive, but last year, 60 percent of the senior class dropped out before graduation. On Wednesday, the State Board of Education might shut it down. In this two-part series reports, WFYI's Eric Weddle looks at the challenges facing the school and the pressures on the school's leader.

The Indiana Charter Schools Board cancelled the authorization for the Florida-based Charter Schools USA to operate two K-8 schools in Marion and Clark counties.

Under the final version of the bill, Muncie is essentially put on probation.

Currently the program serves about 1,500 students in five counties.

It's an issue that Indiana lawmakers have declined to take-up or require for the past five years. Until now, lawmakers have killed the handwriting issue.

The bill looking to expand state funded pre-K also allocates $1 million for in-home digital preschool learning.

In a potentially dramatic shift in Indiana education policy, lawmakers discuss removing standardized test results from teacher evaluations.

Indiana Department of Education is holding a series of meetings across the state to gather feedback on how to respond to the federal Every Student Succeeds Act.