Shaina Cavazos - Chalkbeat Indiana

Indianapolis Lighthouse East will close in June due to dwindling enrollment, low test scores, and high teacher and principal turnover.

The Indiana Charter School Board voted Tuesday not to renew the charter for the Indianapolis Academy of Excellence, a small school it oversees on the citys northeast side.

Indiana House Republicans want to cut more than $105 million from state funds earmarked for students from low-income families.

Vocal critics of the Indianapolis Public Schools administration looked poised to unseat two incumbents in Tuesday's school board election -- but election results are not final yet.

The Indiana Agriculture and Technology School will have a physical outpost on a farm in southern Indiana.

Indiana's scores on the "nation's report card" haven't changed much since students took the federal math and reading tests two years ago, but eighth-graders' scores did jump slightly in reading.

Nearly two decades after charter schools started operating in Indiana, officials have released the first state-mandated report on what they look like and how they're doing.

LaTonya Kirkland and her friends were trailblazers -- part of the first year of an experiment that saw thousands of kids bused from struggling Indianapolis neighborhoods to more affluent sections of Marion County for school. The buses -- paid for by the state and Indianapolis Public Schools -- rolled from 1981 until last month, when the court order mandating the busing expired. Now, 35 years later, it's not clear what the program achieved.

Indianapolis Public School leaders respond to a series on school segregation, "Divided Schools," by Chalkbeat Indiana, The Indy Star and WFYI.

Yorktown school Superintendent Jennifer McCormick today was named the Republican choice to challenge incumbent Democrat Glenda Ritz in the November election for state superintendent at Indiana's GOP convention in Indianapolis.