The Education Law Center, and Southern Poverty Law Center will combine resources for litigation, advocacy, and research efforts focused on voucher programs across the U.S., including Indiana.

Some lawmakers want to keep state money out of schools with openly discriminatory policies, in response to the ongoing controversy over Roncalli High School putting an employee on administrative leave because of her marriage to a woman.

Shelly Fitzgerald took the first step to file a discrimination lawsuit against the Archdiocese of Indianapolis and Roncalli High School.

Indiana’s schools chief says state money shouldn’t go to schools that discriminate.

Since Shelly Fitzgerald’s superiors at Roncalli High School met with her about her same-sex marriage – and told her to end it or lose her job – she’s seen an outpouring of support.

Several voucher schools have openly anti-LGBTQ admission policies, but Indiana has no statewide anti-discrimination law.

Low‐income Indiana students who use a voucher to transfer to a private school fall behind in math, according to a study released this week.

The 7-year-old program, known as school choice, allows students to use state money to pay for tuition at non-public schools.

The State Department of Education has released updated information on the state's voucher system, which has showed a slowdown in growth.

State Superintendent Jennifer McCormick is calling for more accountability on charter schools and private schools using taxpayer-funded vouchers.