Educators running for seats in the Indiana General Assembly for the most part fell short of enough votes on election night, but at least one teacher candidate plans to continue advocating for his school and community.

Officials from 13 states focused on how best to include student, family, and other voices in education policy, specifically those of marginalized communities.

Teachers across the country are running for office with campaigns focusing on the key issues that led to massive teacher protests in Oklahoma and Kentucky earlier this year.

More than 500 educators gathered in Bloomington this week to learn more about computer science and maker education, as part of the IT industry’s efforts to improve STEM education.

The set of houses in the Educators’ Village fall under affordable housing guidelines, meaning the area’s median income limits who can buy them.

To get a license in Indiana, teachers first need to have suicide prevention training, but lawmakers are expanding those efforts.

Indiana teachers grades 5 and up must go through suicide prevention training at least once every three years, beginning July 1.

Six in ten teachers in our poll say they have worked a second job to pay the bills.

National data shows Indiana teachers have seen some of the largest decreases in teacher pay over the past decade.

Lawmakers made significant changes to a bill around teacher licensing, aiming to get more teachers in the classroom and ease the pressure of licensing exams.