Roughly 200 students, staff and parents filled the cafeteria at Edison School of the Arts Tuesday night to demand the school’s chief executive officer be fired -- and that he provide a public apology -- after allegations that he said the “n-word” to a student of color last week.

Senate lawmakers passed a bill Tuesday that would strip teachers and school librarians of a legal defense against charges that they gave harmful books to students.

The organization Indy Achieves works to close the city’s skills and wage gap by increasing access to post-secondary education.

The job-searching tool the Ascend Network is entirely free to students. The goal is to keep more talent in the local workforce.

Educators, elected officials and advocates criticized several Republican-authored education bills during a rally at the Statehouse Monday.

The proposal would overhaul how local property taxes fund public school corporations and create a new funding stream for charter schools.

Local students, colleges and universities are reflecting on public safety after three students were killed and several others were injured during a mass shooting at Michigan State University this week.

Indianapolis Public Schools did not violate a controversial state law that requires school districts to offer unused classroom buildings to charter schools for $1, the state attorney general’s office concluded on Tuesday.

The bill would eliminate a debt-collection practice that makes it difficult for low-income students to continue their education and secure jobs with higher wages.

Brittany Tinkler of Rosa Parks Elementary in the Perry Township schools received the Milken Educator Award.