BHSS students collect 2,600 pounds of food
The total collection for this year, about 3,900 food items, is down from last year.
The total collection for this year, about 3,900 food items, is down from last year.
The Indiana Chamber of Commerce announced a proposal to have the state superintendent of public instruction appointed, not elected.
State Board of Education members say Indiana's pre-K pilot and defining the SBOE's authority should be priorities for the 2015 legislative session.
As of 3:50 p.m. Thursday the DOE website was still down.
The State Board of Education voted to approve school A to F grades Tuesday.
The Indiana Department of Education has announced this year's guidelines for free and reduced price lunch eligibility.
The MCCSC school board approved a $4 million dollar technology project Tuesday.
Glenda Ritz made another appearance in Bloomington to support educators running for office Saturday.
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.