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

At Providence Cristo Rey High School, a high-performing private Indianapolis school, nearly every student receives a voucher.

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.

A Senate Committee slashed funding Wednesday from a House bill that sought to double the state’s preschool pilot program.

For the first time the number of Hoosier students using publicly-funded vouchers to attend a private school reached 3 percent of statewide enrollment.

A Republican proposal would allow failing private and religious schools an appeal process to keep receiving publicly funded vouchers to pay student tuition.

The Indiana House of Representatives passed their version of preschool expansion Tuesday but not without concerns about links to private school vouchers.

What's happening in education at the Indiana Statehouse?

Proposed legislation to expand the state’s publicly funded preschool program is tangled up in the ongoing feud over private school vouchers.

The Center for Evaluation and Education Policy at Indiana University compared school voucher programs in Indiana, the District of Columbia, Arizona, Louisiana, Ohio and Wisconsin — all places with a similar voucher program.