Top Indiana lawmakers said the 2024 session would be more ‘measured’ to allow the sweeping changes of the last two years to take effect.

On Friday, a judge agreed to put the sale on hold, at least temporarily, following an objection from Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita.

Attorney General Todd Rokita also wants to prevent the impending sale of Francis Bellamy School 102.

Lawmakers made Choice Scholarships available to most Indiana families last year.

IPS teachers will receive raises based on their evaluations, years of service, and subject area.

Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita and other state leaders sought to block the proposed deals.

At Circle City Prep’s new cafeteria, fresh produce replaces reheated pizzas, and an on-site chef prepares meals daily.

The district wants to alleviate waitlists and accommodate all pre-K-5 students who need care.

The tentative contract provides extra pay for school psychologists, social workers, and teachers of English as a second language.

Two districts are asking for a new kind of funding to support school safety. 

The new athletic facilities would include a field for track, football, and soccer, as well as new basketball courts.

The Indianapolis mayor’s office has significant influence over public education in Indianapolis, acting as an authorizer for the city’s charter schools.

Police have arrested a 15-year-old boy for his alleged role in the shooting.

The student was walking home from school when he was shot around 1 p.m Friday. He is the fourth teenager to be shot and killed in the past two weeks in the city.

The new program’s associate degrees will be at no cost to most students. If they continue to earn a four-year degree, their costs will be capped at $10,000.

Residents in Hammond will vote next week on continuing a property tax increase to give more money to local schools. For the first time, that includes charter schools.