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The state and the Lilly Endowment are investing a historic amount of funds in order to improve literacy rates for young students.

Pien Huang is a health reporter on the Science desk. She was NPR's first Reflect America Fellow, working with shows, desks and podcasts to bring more diverse voices to air and online.

The states annual test for third-grade reading proficiency saw modest gains from last year but still not at pre-COVID levels.

The states annual test for third-grade reading proficiency saw modest gains from last year but still not at pre-COVID levels.

The states annual test for third-grade reading proficiency saw modest gains from last year but still not at pre-COVID levels.

The states annual test for third-grade reading proficiency saw modest gains from last year but still not at pre-COVID levels.

Anya Clayton is the youngest of three siblings to learn to play cello. She was born into a musical family, where learning to play is a fact of life.

Record-Journal Welcomes Report For America Journalists-  In June, the Record-Journal welcomed two new reporters to its newsroom through Report for America, a national service organization dedicated to supporting quality local journalism.The program matches local newsrooms with talented journalists who work...

As a new school year begins, IPS students also have new rules added to their code of conduct.

A federal appeals court has rejected a former Roncalli counselor’s discrimination case against the school and the Archdiocese of Indianapolis.