
Andrea Levi Receives Ivy Tech Dual Credit Award
Rising Sun High School instructor is among 57 faculty members statewide honored with Ivy Tech President's Awards.
In Indiana, education news means state learning standards, school funding, board decisions and student outcomes. This page covers the institutions that shape instruction and the policies that govern them across the state.

Rising Sun High School instructor is among 57 faculty members statewide honored with Ivy Tech President's Awards.
A Randolph Superior Court judge ruled that state-mandated closure efforts for the district are unconstitutional.
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Would you vote to approve a local school funding referendum in your community?
Voters statewide backed a record number of school funding referendums on the November 2026 ballot, as Democrats also made gains in the Indiana House.

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Do you think children in your area can easily get dental care?
Indiana University School of Dentistry will use a $2 million federal grant to bring dental services to children in underserved rural areas.

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Do you believe university housing and dining costs are becoming too expensive for the average student?
The Board of Trustees raised rates for the upcoming academic year while securing a long-term housing lease extension.

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Do you support banning student cellphones during class time at local schools?
A Hopelab study finds high schoolers feel unprepared to reach family or follow active shooter plans as Indiana's classroom device ban takes effect.

Coverage takes in test score releases, legislative funding debates, teaching approach updates and policy changes. It reaches from the capital to the rural counties where instruction takes place. School funding mechanisms often drive the most frequent stories, as they fluctuate alongside changing enrollment figures and legislative sessions. Changes to core curriculum standards and certification requirements are the two factors that most consistently shape classroom environments.