The State Board of Education has proposed a plan to change Indiana's grading system for school accountability, which has already been met with some criticism.

WFYI Morning Edition's Taylor Bennett talked with reporter Eric Weddle about the controversial change to high school graduation requirements approved by the State Board of Education in December.

School officials and administrators are concerned about unanswered questions surrounding new graduation requirements for high school students.

The State Board of Education approved a controversial rewrite of the high school graduation requirements in the face of opposition.

Some education leaders are asking the State Board of Education this week to reject a recommendation to overhaul high school graduation requirements.

The State Board of Education approved school corporation A-F letter grades Wednesday for the 2016-2017 school year.

An Indiana Board of Education member has resigned as leader of the beleaguered Hoosier Academies charter school network amid state sanctions due to years of failing academics.

Members of a State Board of Education committee tasked with proposing new ways for students to qualify for graduation began sketching their plan Tuesday.

Starting next year, students will have a new way to qualify for high school graduation. A panel of lawmakers and educators is still trying to figure it out.

A new federal education law limits the type of diplomas counted in a school's graduation rate. It's a move that Indiana's schools chief says "blindsided" the state.