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Indiana lawmakers are among those worried that the state’s rush to end emergency permits for special education teachers will leave schools with unfilled…
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Indiana issued thousands of emergency special education teaching permits in violation of federal law over the last four years — placing some of the…
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Some Indiana lawmakers are weighing whether schools should have the option to locally license or permit new teachers. It was a main point of conversation…
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Many Hoosier K-12 schools have stopped reporting COVID-19 data to the state, as required.That’s during what State Health Commissioner Dr. Kris Box calls…
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The federal government recently dismissed an investigation into the Indiana Department of Education. The U.S. Department of Education’s Office for Civil…
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Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita released a document this week called the "Parent Bill of Rights" that, in part, condemns teaching about race in…
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Early standardized testing results show a drop in student test scores – particularly in math – but the Indiana Department of Education is reassuring…
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Lawmakers in both chambers of the Indiana General Assembly have approved legislation to provide full funding for schools operating virtually during the…
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A clearer understanding of the pandemic’s impact on Indiana’s public schools is starting to take shape.New data from the Indiana Department of Education…
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All Indiana teachers collectively won the 2021 Teacher of the Year in recognition of the challenges each face during the pandemic, the state education…