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Additional students now eligible for Math and English/Language Arts tutoring grants.

INDIANA - The Indiana Department of Education (IDOE) today announced the expansion of Indiana Learns, a statewide grant program providing qualifying parents and families with $1,000 to spend on math and English/language arts high-dosage tutoring and approved out-of-school academic programs for t ...

Michelle Alston will join the Forces in Mind Trust in October

Independent charters as a whole maintain better ILEARN proficiency rates than do Indianapolis Public Schools, but haven’t rebounded to pre-pandemic levels.

Plus, Points of Light will install its new leader in September, and the March of Dimes has named its first physician CEO.

Indianapolis-based education nonprofit The Mind Trust announced two new executive positions alongside four promotions on July 10.

We hope all students are enjoying their summer break, but here's how to help your students fight summer learning loss through free programs.

Indiana enacted several bills this year that aim to provide more funding to charter schools, including new requirements for school districts to share tax revenue.

Charter school advocates say charter closures are a sign of accountability, but others worry about the students being impacted.

Marion County voters approved property tax referendums for three school districts during the Tuesday primary election.