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Schools were quick to downplay ILEARN results, but experts stand by the test. Here’s why.
By
Emma Kate Fittes
October 17, 2019
Indiana
As the governor takes more control of education, Indiana could break down government ‘silos’
By
Emma Kate Fittes
October 1, 2019
Indiana
Indiana education officials delay release of A-F grades amid poor ILEARN scores
By
Emma Kate Fittes
September 4, 2019
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Indiana
Indiana 2019 test scores drop, hitting new low in first year of ILEARN
By
Emma Kate Fittes
September 4, 2019
Indiana
As low ILEARN scores loom, McCormick wants to change how Indiana evaluates schools, teachers
By
Emma Kate Fittes
August 28, 2019
Indiana
ILEARN scores are expected to be low. Holcomb, McCormick don’t want that to hurt teacher pay, school grades.
By
Emma Kate Fittes
August 26, 2019
Indiana
Melton and McCormick launch their bipartisan listening tour with conversations about charters, pay, and diversity
By
Erica Irish
July 11, 2019
Indiana
‘How did we miss this?’ Indiana officials blast lack of oversight in $40M virtual school scandal
By
Stephanie Wang
July 10, 2019
Indiana
Indiana lawmakers will scrutinize school funding, but virtual schools aren’t on the agenda this summer
By
Stephanie Wang
May 21, 2019
Indiana
Amid Indiana’s teacher pay debate, Republicans hesitate over eliminating merit bonuses
By
Stephanie Wang
January 10, 2019
Indiana
6 issues to watch in Indiana education in 2019
By
Stephanie Wang
December 21, 2018
Indiana
Indiana’s graduation rate has barely changed in 6 years while most of the nation is on the rise
By
Shaina Cavazos
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Dylan Peers McCoy
January 12, 2018
Indiana
As Indiana schools try to make every graduate count, educators fear struggling students will lose out
By
Hafsa Razi
August 4, 2017
Indiana
Howe and Manual will stay open three more years under the management of CSUSA
By
Dylan Peers McCoy
August 2, 2017
Indiana
Indiana school districts receive grants to train math and science teachers
By
Hafsa Razi
June 21, 2017
