Mike Braun, antisemitism and Indiana University
Indiana receives millions of federal dollars to support schools, but President Trump's desire to dismantle the federal agency puts that funding into question.
James Betley served as the board's executive director and general counsel for nearly a decade. The director at Trine ...
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Indiana partisan school boards bill moves forward with changes. What happens next?The latest partisan school boards bill moving through the Indiana statehouse allows — but does not require — school board ...
Two of the dirtiest F-words in the English language can be found in the debate surrounding K-12 education in Indiana: ...
More than 30 education-related bills that could reshape the states K-12 education system remain under consideration.
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Scholarships for career-driven Indiana teens are growing and gaining fans, but lack transparencyIndiana Career Scholarship Accounts program is growing in popularity. But some basic information, like how much businesses ...
Hoosier parents of children with disabilities may apply for the Indiana Education Scholarship Account for the 2025-2026 school year.
Dr. Katie Jenner, who leads the Indiana Dept. of Education says that “we have to stop blaming the pandemic, acknowledging ...
Gov. Mike Braun signed an executive order to review that state’s educational institution’s policies on antisemitism.
Indiana University is one of 60 universities and colleges that has been warned by the U.S. Education Department that they ...
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