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DeLaney comments on Indiana’s declining college-going rate
Recently, the Indiana Commission on Higher Education (CHE) quietly released the updated report of Indiana’s college-going rate to their website.
DeLaney comments on detrimental education funding cuts
This week, the Trump administration announced that it has frozen $6 billion in education funding for K-12. Indiana stands to lose approximately $94 million for teacher development, student support, before-school care and after-school care and English language instruction.
Porter comments on House Bill 1136, which would transform certain public schools into charters
Last week, Indiana House Republicans filed House Bill 1136 to reorganize Indiana’s school corporations. The bill provides that if 50% or more students live outside a school district, then that district must be transformed into a charter school.
Part of economic development is addressing educational inequity
For decades, the ticket to success has been post-grad education. Michael Hicks, a leading economist from Ball State University, sums it up well with the phrase “education is the path to a middle-class life.” This doesn’t mean that those who head straight into the workforce can’t be successful.
Klinker echoes concerns of teachers, encourages public comment on second draft diploma proposal
On Wednesday (Oct.9), the Indiana Department of Education (IDOE) officially published its second draft proposal in its effort to redesign Indiana’s high school diplomas.
Campbell encourages public comment on second draft diploma
On Wednesday (Oct.9), the Indiana Department of Education (IDOE) officially published its second draft proposal in its effort to redesign Indiana’s high school diplomas.
Pryor celebrates Pike High School teacher, Graciela Miranda, named as 2025 Indiana Teacher of the Year
Friday (Sept. 27), the Indiana Department of Education (IDOE) announced Graciela Miranda as the 2025 Teacher of the Year. Mrs. Miranda teaches English language learners from Freshman to Senior year at Pike High School.
Campbell optimistic about diploma updates, thanks constituents for their involvement
Wednesday, Aug. 14, the Indiana State Board of Education (SBOE) revealed the second draft proposal for Indiana's new high school diploma.
Rep. Chris Campbell (D-West Lafayette) released the following statement regarding the second draft.
Klinker optimistic about diploma updates, thanks constituents for their involvement
Yesterday, Aug. 14, the Indiana State Board of Education (SBOE) revealed the second draft proposal for Indiana's new high school diploma.
IBLC shares teachers’ concerns over proposed high school diplomas
On June 5, the State Board of Education proposed new requirements for high school diplomas. Though the Indiana Department of Education (IDOE) insists that the changes outlined in the proposal would offer more flexibility for students, teachers and legislators have raised concerns about the proposal.