Bill Pushes for More Electronic Learning
A bill that would expand what is considered a textbook is moving on to the Indiana House.
View ArticleSix Schools Face State Intervention
A half dozen chronically under-performing schools did not improve enough to be removed from the state's probation list.
View ArticleIDOE To Give Schools Letter Grades
For the first time, the Indiana Department of Education is giving letter grades to its schools, in an effort to make performance data easier to understand.
View ArticleDept. Of Education Meeting With Public School Communities
The state superintendent said the questions that stuck out to him centered around making sure the state, turnaround school operators, schools and community work together.
View ArticleDiffering Opinions On 2011 Education Reforms
Whether or not the sweeping reforms were good or bad depends on the point of view.
View ArticleSuperintendent Candidates Outline Policies During Forum
Bennett advocates for school accountability and a district takeover provision while Ritz wants roll back many of his key policies.
View ArticleSuperintendent Ritz Looks For Legislative Support
Ritz found support from the crowd about changing school testing in Indiana.
View ArticleHolcomb, Four Others Inaugurated For Statewide Offices
New Governor Eric Holcomb took the oath of office at the State Fairgrounds in front of a crowd of thousands to become Indiana’s 51st governor.
View ArticleBill Would Give Governor, Other Officials Big Pay Raises
Senate lawmakers want to give statewide officeholders, including the governor, a pay raise.
View ArticleAppointed Superintendent Bill Heads To Governor
The House advanced a bill to the governor to make the Superintendent of Public Instruction an appointed, rather than elected position.
View ArticleMcCormick: ‘Concern’ That Two State Board Seats Still Vacant
With two seats vacant on Indiana’s education policy-creating body, the state’s highest ranking education official is concerned.
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