State board delays school grades
Oct 16, 2014 5:27 pmThe vote of approval has been tabled until November.
The vote of approval has been tabled until November.
Kiliminjaro Education Outreach group wants to improve education for students in Tanzania.
Federal policies aren't helping teachers, Ritz said.
The Indiana school voucher program continues to grow.
Ritz said the DOE needs to go outside of the classroom to help students.
Glenda Ritz visited Bloomington to campaign for a local candidate
A lawsuit against the State Board of Education for alleged violation of Indiana’s Open Door Law was dropped last week.
Glenda Ritz submitted the 2015 budget request
High school students can now graduate CPR-certified.
The U.S. Department of Education announced August 28 that Indiana would receive an extension on its No Child Left Behind waiver.
The American Academy of Pediatrics recommends middle and high schools start class at 8:30 a.m. or later so teens get enough sleep.
Educators want a year to adjust to new standards.
This year’s Indiana graduating class beat the national pass rate for every portion of the ACTs.
The Indiana State Board of Education is implementing new licensing procedures that are concerning teachers.
Funding cuts on rural schools in Indiana are taking their toll.
Seven new regional education centers have been unveiled, including one in Columbus, Ind.
After 41 years of service, Patricia Marvin is retiring from teaching.
Wendy Tamborrino has been teaching fifth grade at Binford Elementary since 1996 and was recently awarded the Armstrong Teacher Educator Award from the IU School of Education.
About 83.9 percent of students passed the IREAD 3 test in the Monroe County School Corporation.
The program is an early childhood literacy program that will pair a male mentor with each kindergarten classroom in MCCSC.
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