The former leader of the Indiana School for the Deaf said budget cuts risk students' safety and the school's ability to function.

Indiana’s latest ILEARN results show stagnant English scores and modest math gains, with middle schoolers and English learners facing the steepest challenges.

Gov. Mike Braun says parents should be in the driver’s seat in college “because they’re generally going to be paying the bills.”

A new $5.5 million grant will fund STEM programs and career pathways for IPS middle and high school students starting at William Penn.

Gov. Mike Braun’s executive order prompted the end of multiple education initiatives and the removal of DEI‑related content from both K‑12 and higher‑education systems.

The City-County Council is weighing a longer curfew after recent gun violence that left five teenagers dead. Eleven local superintendents said the proposal 'is not about punishment — it's about prevention.'

Preschools are increasing their rates as Indiana makes significant cuts to its On My Way Pre-K program.

After Indiana University volunteered to cut, merge or suspend 249 degrees to comply with a new law, faculty are wondering what comes next.

Roughly $107 million in funding for Indiana is on hold. That money would normally go to a wide range of school programs, such as migrant education, resources for English language learners and before- and after-school learning.

Public Indiana colleges and universities will eliminate 19 percent of their degree programs to meet requirements added to the state’s budget, according to the Commission for Higher Education.