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.

The Commission for Higher Education's annual equity report says college achievement gaps are smaller among students with more challenging high school diplomas.

According to a new report from the Indiana Department of Education, 64% of foster youth graduate from high school, compared to 88% of their peers.

In order to graduate, high schoolers have to make up credits for classes they've failed, which is known as credit recovery. The percentage of students doing that in Indiana is slightly higher than most states.

The State Department of Education released 2017 graduation rate data Friday, showing numbers slightly lower than the previous year.

WFYI Morning Edition's Taylor Bennett talked with reporter Eric Weddle about the controversial change to high school graduation requirements approved by the State Board of Education in December.

The House Education Committee Chair says the state's diploma structure needs to be revised in order to meet federal requirements.

Members of a State Board of Education committee tasked with proposing new ways for students to qualify for graduation began sketching their plan Tuesday.

Starting next year, students will have a new way to qualify for high school graduation. A panel of lawmakers and educators is still trying to figure it out.

A State Board of Education's panel met continues to discuss ways to overhaul graduation requirements to better prepare students for college and career.