Indiana’s high school graduation rate reached a record high of 90.23% with the Class of 2024.

Indiana made modest improvements for several years, and the rate is now 7 percentage points higher than it was five years ago.

The number of Indiana students who earned a postsecondary degree or credential is on par with the national average -- but still below a state goal.

More Indiana students earned diplomas from high schools in 2023 but the graduation rate lags behind the high of 2014.

A new state report found about 53 percent of Indiana high schoolers who graduated in 2021 went straight to college.

Students with significant cognitive disabilities can earn a new type of diploma this year intended to provide them with more opportunities after graduation.

The number of students who earned a diploma in 2021 is consistent to the past few years, according to data the Indiana Department of Education released Wednesday.

The state graduation rate has hovered around 87 percent since 2016, but a higher rate of students needed a waiver to get a diploma in 2019.

Child Advocates and the Indiana University School of Education have teamed up to improve graduation rates among students in foster care.

The Indiana Department of Education recalculated the Indianapolis Public Schools graduation rate to include Herron High School on Friday. The adjustment brings the district's 2018 graduation rate to 82 percent.