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More MCCSC 3rd graders held back under new state law

By Elizabeth Schuth · Monday, Dec. 1 8:31 p.m.

IREAD results are in for MCCSC: 19 students will be held back next year.

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MCCSC to lose more than $30 million in funding over next 5 years

By Elizabeth Schuth · Wednesday, Nov. 19 5:20 p.m.

The loss is due to Senate Enrolled Act 1.

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Retired faculty press Chancellor Reingold on emeriti rights, faculty fears

By Benjamin LeGrand · Wednesday, Nov. 12 11:54 p.m.

Emeriti expressed mixed sentiment after the discussion.

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The school choice dilemma: How it affects Monroe County Community Schools

By Adelyn Rabbitt · Saturday, Nov. 8 9:37 p.m.

MCCSC has faced lower enrollment as a result of Indiana’s school choice scholarship program.

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Tentative MCCSC collective bargaining agreement leaves teacher salary rates untouched

By Adelyn Rabbitt · Saturday, Nov. 1 5:31 p.m.

MCCSC’s collective bargaining agreement is set to be ratified Nov. 18.

Monroe County childcare affected by state cuts to voucher rates, paused waitlist

By Adelyn Rabbitt · Monday, Oct. 6 6:19 p.m.

Indiana lowered childcare providers’ reimbursement rates and paused CCDF waitlist progression until next year.

MCCSC budget set to fall over $6M amid revenue loss, final adoption awaits

By Andrew Miller · Wednesday, Sept. 24 5:42 p.m.

The budget is set to drop from over $187 million to about $181 million.

Education experts weigh in on potential partisan school board elections in Indiana

By Safin Khatri · Monday, April 14 3:35 p.m.

SB 287 passed the house, making partisan school board elections close to reality.

Title VIII fellowship program terminated after State Department directive

By Maddie Hensley · Friday, Feb. 28 9 a.m.

The fellowship provides funding for graduate students studying Eastern Europe and the former Soviet Union.

Indiana is nearing universal school choice. Critics decry ‘slow bleed’ on public education

By Marissa Meador · Tuesday, Feb. 18 1:50 p.m.

The voucher program benefits urban areas most, data shows.

Nobel Prize winner Maria Ressa delivers keynote address at Arnolt Center Symposium

By Ethan Roberts · Sunday, Feb. 16 3:06 p.m.

Ressa spoke about harms of social media and disinformation in journalism.

Episode 7: Subpoena against former IU men's basketball physician, first state execution in 15 years and changes to Monroe County

By Annabel Prokopy and Jonathan Soco · Monday, Dec. 9,2024 10:52 a.m.

IDS Weekly News Rundown shares top stories from the IDS staff every week.

MCCSC superintendent talks plans, student groups and teacher support with parents

By Chloe Oden · Thursday, Dec. 5,2024 11:38 a.m.

Markay Winston fielded questions from parents, teachers and students at Fairview Elementary.

How are professors incorporating AI in the classroom?

By Natalia Nelson · Tuesday, Nov. 19,2024 3:20 p.m.

Here’s what IU professors said on students using AI.

Organizers, students across Indiana prepare for another delayed FAFSA cycle

By Ella Curlin · Wednesday, Oct. 9,2024 11:21 a.m.

Indiana narrowed its FAFSA filing gap – now it’s time for round two.

'The kids really deserve better’: Childs Elementary infrastructure raises concerns post-merger decision

By Nadia Scharf · Friday, May 3,2024 11:43 a.m.

Reports show “significant" to “major renovation” is needed in over 20 areas.

Redistricting, teacher bylaw, pre-K: 7 things to know from the MCCSC board’s April meeting

By Nadia Scharf · Friday, April 26,2024 12 a.m.

The board moved on redistricting, elementary consolidation and union protections.

MCCSC board to recommend Childs-Templeton elementary merger

By Nadia Scharf · Friday, April 19,2024 2:57 p.m.

The board will vote on a merger resolution at their April 23 meeting.

Ahead of MCCSC redistricting vote, what have past redistricting attempts looked like?

By Nadia Scharf · Thursday, April 18,2024 3:31 p.m.

Redistricting attempts in 1997 and 2005 faced many of the same issues as this year’s discussion have pre-vote.

Third-grade retention is now required in Indiana. Have similar policies helped or hurt other states?

By Nadia Scharf · Sunday, April 14,2024 4:48 p.m.

Arizona and Ohio have had similar policies to Indiana’s newly passed S.B.1 for nearly a decade.

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More MCCSC 3rd graders held back under new state law

MCCSC to lose more than $30 million in funding over next 5 years

Retired faculty press Chancellor Reingold on emeriti rights, faculty fears

The school choice dilemma: How it affects Monroe County Community Schools

Tentative MCCSC collective bargaining agreement leaves teacher salary rates untouched

Monroe County childcare affected by state cuts to voucher rates, paused waitlist

MCCSC budget set to fall over $6M amid revenue loss, final adoption awaits

Education experts weigh in on potential partisan school board elections in Indiana

Title VIII fellowship program terminated after State Department directive

Indiana is nearing universal school choice. Critics decry ‘slow bleed’ on public education

Nobel Prize winner Maria Ressa delivers keynote address at Arnolt Center Symposium

Episode 7: Subpoena against former IU men's basketball physician, first state execution in 15 years and changes to Monroe County

MCCSC superintendent talks plans, student groups and teacher support with parents

How are professors incorporating AI in the classroom?

Organizers, students across Indiana prepare for another delayed FAFSA cycle

'The kids really deserve better’: Childs Elementary infrastructure raises concerns post-merger decision

Redistricting, teacher bylaw, pre-K: 7 things to know from the MCCSC board’s April meeting

MCCSC board to recommend Childs-Templeton elementary merger

Ahead of MCCSC redistricting vote, what have past redistricting attempts looked like?

Third-grade retention is now required in Indiana. Have similar policies helped or hurt other states?

‘2 giants clashing’: Indiana football seeks redemption in Big Ten championship vs. Ohio State

IU Board of Trustees to vote on faculty review, housing and dining rates

COLUMN: Loss to Minnesota shouldn’t fuel panic for Indiana men’s basketball

Indiana men’s basketball lost its 1st conference game. Its response is key

No. 22 Indiana men’s basketball suffers first defeat in Big Ten opener against Minnesota