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 new federal education law limits the type of diplomas counted in a school's graduation rate. It's a move that Indiana's schools chief says "blindsided" the state.

State officials plan to develop new courses of study for special education students on track to receive a certificate instead of a high school diploma.

Gov. Eric Holcomb appointed two members to the State Board of Education, filling vacancies. One is previous board member Tony Walker.

The Indiana State Board of Education approved four private schools with a history of low performance and academic failure to accept publicly funded vouchers.

With two seats vacant on Indiana's education policy-creating body, the state's highest ranking education official is concerned.

Hoosier Academies Virtual School avoided closure from the State Board of Education Wednesday but instead faces a reduction in enrollment.

Hoosier Academies Virtual -- Indiana's first online public charter school -- has earned an F from the state for six years in a row. More than 3,000 students attend, grades K through 12, from all 92 counties. Some thrive, but last year, 60 percent of the senior class dropped out before graduation. On Wednesday, the State Board of Education might shut it down. In this two-part series reports, WFYI's Eric Weddle looks at the challenges facing the school and the pressures on the school's leader.

Only 23 school corporations in the state received an A rating.

The State Board of Education released school A-F grades for the 2015-2016 school year.