Articles tagged as: Indiana State Board of Education
December 1, 2016
Once Again, Indiana Plans To Launch A New Assessment In A Year
After the ISTEP+ panel issued its final report, the Legislature has a year to plan and implement a new test, against the advice of experts.
Read MoreNovember 17, 2016
ISTEP Scores Drop For The Second Year In A Row
Fifty-two percent of students passed both the English Language Arts and Math sections of the test. This is compared to 53 percent in 2015.
Read MoreNovember 16, 2016
SBOE To Legislature: Expand Pre-K For 'High Needs' Children
The decision by the board, endorses a different type of expanded preschool than the version proposed by outgoing state superintendent Glenda Ritz.
Read MoreOctober 5, 2016
Indiana Won't Factor Achievement Gaps Into School Rankings This Year
The Indiana State Board of Education voted Wednesday to suspend part of Indiana law that requires schools to show progress in closing these gaps to receive an "A" ranking in the state's A-F system.
Read MoreAugust 10, 2016
Education Department Seeks $4 Million In Damages After ISTEP Debacle
The state accuses CTB, now Data Recognition Corporation, of not living up to contractual duties after the company substantially delayed releasing 2015 ISTEP+ scores.
Read MoreJune 13, 2016
Public Hearings Set For 2 Failing IPS Schools
The state Board of Education has scheduled five public hearings for schools in Indianapolis, Gary, East Chicago and Evansville that have been placed in the lowest category of school improvement for five straight years.
Read MoreJune 1, 2016
State Ed Board OKs Change In Authorizer For Troubled Gary Charter School
Members of the Indiana board of education say leaders of Thea Bowman Academy followed all the state requirements to seek a new sponsor and were not "authorizer shopping" as they fought to stay open beyond this month. The board voted Wednesday to approve an authorizer associated with a private university to be the new sponsor of the Gary school.
Read MoreJune 1, 2016
Congressman Says Restricting School Lunch Would Save Feds Money
Rep. Rokita, former Indiana secretary of state, proposed federal legislation last month that would tighten eligibility for free school lunch programs across the country.
Read MoreApril 13, 2016
Students, Educators Rally For Future Of 3 IPS Turnaround Schools
For more than two hours Wednesday night, parents, students, educators and alumni testified in support of three Indianapolis Public Schools in the midst of turnaround efforts.
Read MoreApril 1, 2016
Public Hearings Set For Six Indianapolis Schools Under State Intervention
Public hearings will be held April 6 and 13 about the future of six Indianapolis public schools under state intervention.
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