School board candidates would be forced to have a partisan label on the general election ballot under legislation approved by a House committee Wednesday.

Indiana school board races would become partisan under a bill advanced by a Senate committee Monday — stoking fears of politicizing school board elections.

More than a dozen seats across Hamilton County school boards are on the ballot in the Nov. 5 general election.

During this General Assembly, some GOP lawmakers want to require school boards to decide how and if sex education is taught.

Indianapolis Public Schools officials and the African American Coalition of Indianapolis called attention this week to the recent spate of youth homicides.

Two out of five school board seats are up for the November election in the Metropolitan School District of Washington Township.

This year’s race for the Indianapolis Public Schools board has the fewest number of candidates in at least the past 10 years. Is money from political action committees a factor?

The measure, HB 1130, is a response to a small number of school boards over the past year who refused to allow public comment, amid anger and even threats of violence that bubbled up at school boards across the country.

Organized efforts to prevent certain policy changes in schools have disrupted school board meetings across the country, and educators and school officials are calling for more civility in places where it's happening in Indiana.

Local school board members are on the frontline of what is a health crisis at its core. Some school board members and superintendents across the state speak of a tough spot they’re put in. Some convey a message of confidence that things will be under control soon but others question why public health officials are not making these decisions in the middle of a resurging global pandemic.