The Department of Education says testing company Pearson incorrectly told schools to allow calculator use during a particular section of the ISTEP exam.

Four students from Indiana School for the Blind are among 50 finalists from the U.S. and Canada to compete in the national 2017 Braille Challenge.

Thomas Harmas was hired as the new principal of the state's largest high school by the Carmel Clay School Board Monday night.

Carpe Diem Meridian, a school that helped lead the blended learning movement in Indianapolis, lost its charter from the state.

New Albany-Floyd County Consolidated Schools is the first district in the state to pilot UPSTART through a federal grant.

Over the last decade, almost all rural school districts lost students. And because state funding is based on enrollment, when students leave, so does cash.

Schools across the state plan to say goodbye to valedictorians, in favor of new models.

Kathleen Rauth is Indianapolis Public Schools' 2018 Teacher of the Year. She is a media specialist at Center for Inquiry 27 and Center for Inquiry 2.

Indianapolis philanthropist and school reform advocate Al Hubbard has taken himself out of consideration for nomination for U.S. Education Department deputy.

Three IPS teachers and a principal were honored May 31 as Hubbard Life-Changing Educators. Now in its fourth year, the award comes with a $25,000 prize funded by philanthropists Al and Kathy Hubbard.