But, some key provisions of the bill are causing concern.

Lawmakers have approved a pair of school funding bills to address a multi-million dollar funding gap caused by a surprise uptick in public school students.

Some key pieces of the legislation have superintendents and teachers concerned.

Legislation that would fix a school funding shortfall unanimously passed out of a key General Assembly committee Wednesday.

To date, Indiana has taken over the financially troubled school districts in Gary and Muncie.

Indiana schools could see significant cuts if lawmakers fail to appropriate more than $9 million of funding during the next legislative session.

Indiana is one of the few states with disproportionate funding for rural schools. During the 2015-2016 school year, the state allocated around $5,000 per student.

Funding formula changes have improved equity, yet increases have been smaller for districts serving the most low-income students, according to a new report.

The Indiana State Teachers Association wants the Legislature to create a grant program to give teachers guidance.

State tax revenue growth is about $75 million below projections for the fiscal year that started July 1.