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One in five third graders in Indiana can't read. Indiana lawmakers will debate a slew of proposals this session to fix that.

This academic neglect puts a huge burden on parents, forcing them to take on what can amount to full-time jobs as advocates for their children, pouring money and time into fights with school districts to get the instruction they need, and often hiring expensive outside help, including lawyers.

More states are now giving money to families who pull their kids out of public school, creating a pot that can be spent on online learning and microschool programs.

Gene Lopes, a retired special education teacher, has spent the last months tutoring Brendan Depa at the county jail. Here's his experience.

An IEP progress report is a document that measures and communicates a student's progress toward their IEP goals and objectives.

Parallel Learning is solving that problem with a teletherapy platform that partners with school districts to create individualized plans for each student. Meant for kids in grades K through 12, Parallel announced today it has raised a new addition of $6.125 million, led by Rethink Impact, a fund that focuses on female and non-binary founders. This will entail hiring providers who are licenses in each new state where Parallel will operate.

INDIANA – As Indiana continues to make historic investments in literacy, a new data visualization tool launched by the Indiana Department of Education (IDOE) will empower educators, parents and families, community leaders, and policymakers with the information needed to continue improving s ...

When your child turns 18, he or she legally becomes an adult. This is an important time to consider their financial future — especially if they need additional care into

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A Rockdale County child, who is a double amputee, has been hurt at school for a second time.