Teachers and teaching
Students still have multiple opportunities to complete an assignment before they would receive a zero on an assignment.
The state did not release math and English scores for individual schools on Tuesday.
The coming school year will likely bring significant changes for Indianapolis schools, but the first day of school was all about building excitement and literacy skills.
Decatur Central students in Jessica Sandvold’s marketing classes helped rebrand logos across Decatur Township Schools.
Here’s how students could use the courses to earn advanced diplomas.
The bill says students would either have to leave their devices at home or power them off and store them.
At Central 9, students train for careers in veterinary science, firefighting, early education, and more as Indiana expands focus on workforce training in high school.
The high-impact tutoring program gives tutors evidence-based skills and helps them build relationships with students. Nearly $10 million in grant funding will create more regional hubs for the model.
The new 2025-27 teacher contract bumps the minimum starting salary to $54,800.
Johnson teaches fourth grade at Central Elementary in Plainfield. She shared her love of reading, a project she pitched with students to the principal, and the best advice she’s ever received.
The teacher contract up for vote this week offers a minimum increase of $1,510 in year one and $1,010 in year two.
The law aims to make sure students pass the IREAD before going to fourth grade. It’s part of a slew of policies aimed at improving literacy in the state.
Websder Corneille uses own journey as a Haitian immigrant to build connections with students and their caregivers. His job goes beyond serving students and the school to serving the community
Sherry Jackson uses her love of zoology to teach students skills that will help them no matter what career path they choose.
Indiana is in the middle of a multi-year overhaul of reading instruction. State leaders want to see changes in math, too.
Indianapolis educators, parents, and students will share their stories of back-to-school at this story slam co-hosted by Chalkbeat Indiana on Aug. 21.
Teacher Prep Academy prepares high schoolers to be teachers, but the program’s future is uncertain.
The program helps teachers educated outside the U.S. get certified in Indiana. It also aims to reduce underemployment among immigrants
This Indiana educator takes listeners beyond the ‘colorful classroom decor and perfectly curated lesson plans.’
Makeba Averitte, an art teacher at Liberty Grove Schools, connects art in the classroom to life outside the classroom — from building family relationships to providing clothes and haircuts to students.