The top 10 finalists have been announced for the 2023 Indiana Teacher of the Year. For over 60 years, the Indiana Department of Education has selected one teacher for the honor who has gone above and beyond to support and educate Hoosier students.

The Lilly Endowment and Indiana are making a $111 million investment to target Indiana’s sliding literacy rate for young readers.

El verano suele ser una temporada alta de contratación para las escuelas. Pero los administradores necesitan urgentemente miles de maestros y personal de apoyo.

Parents say the surge in inflation makes it harder for them to afford back-to-school items.

Indiana students had slight gains on the 2022 ILEARN, but students haven’t caught up from the pandemic.

Indiana schools have an urgent need for teachers and support staff. There are thousands of open positions, but a lack of qualified candidates to fill them.

For hundreds of thousands of Hoosiers, one year of college could come at no cost, though few seem to know that.

Racial gaps in student outcomes illuminate the need for schools to make sure their teaching practices aren’t just equal, but equitable — meaning they help all students reach the same levels of success.

After 24 years working in Pike Township Schools, Larry Young is set to become the new superintendent with a proposed $257,000 salary and benefits package.

After a rise in COVID cases in May, some IPS teachers hope the district loosens the attendance requirements for this semester’s bonus, as well as for $2,500 in future payments through fall 2023.