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The Back a Boiler program recently came under fire from an advocacy group alleging illegal practices.

The Back a Boiler program recently came under fire from an advocacy group alleging illegal practices.

The decline in college-going rate for previous school year equates to about 4,000 fewer high school graduates going to college than the year before.

Summer break may be here, but The Slate Denver is educating guests year‑round with a school‑inspired hotel experience.

The elementary and secondary school teachers of the year will be inducted into the IPS Hall of Fame and compete for the state title.

The Waverly City Schools Board of Education is holding a special board meeting on Thursday, May 19, 2022 at 8 a.m. in the high school study hall for the purpose

A tidal wave of efforts to restrict teachers and school curriculum swept the nation but stalled in Indiana. Heres how opponents beat it.

There are nine referenda requests from eight school districts on primary ballots around the state.

There are nine referenda requests from eight school districts on primary ballots around the state.

Four former students allege the district failed to protect them from Nathan Shewell, the former theater program director accused of abuse.