Treasured Teachers: Mrs. Carter from Perry Township
Mrs. Kerri Carter had no idea we were coming to her classroom with two video cameras.Â
Marian University celebrating, investing in future educators
Incoming freshmen inked proclamations, also signed by Indiana Governor Eric Holcomb and Superintendent of Public Instruction Jennifer McCormick.
White House: US high school graduation rate reaches record high
The high school graduation rate in the United States has hit a record high of 83.2 percent.
IPS leaders to vote on Arlington High School, John Marshall High School reconfiguration this week
Major changes are on the way for Indianapolis Public Schools.
New portable classrooms creating better student-to-teacher ratio in Fishers
Using money from an approved referendum, HSE hired 52 teachers. Doing so meant they needed more classrooms.
State education board passes on ISTEP validity study
The Indiana Board of Education has passed on a chance to discuss an outside review of the state's troubled standardized student exam.
Indiana teacher pay bill advancing despite criticism
Supporters of the Republican-backed bill say it would help districts recruit teachers in high-demand subjects such areas as science, math and special education.
State government accepting applications for paid internships
Applicants must be actively enrolled in college and have completed at least one year of undergraduate education.
Students learn life lessons while preparing for career competition
"I want to network with people, I want to talk to people I've never talked to before. I want them to tell me and show me new things that I've never experienced before."
Changes to ISTEP coming after clamor over Indiana scores
Republican Gov. Mike Pence announced in October he supported a one-year break in linking teacher pay raises to the ISTEP results of their students.