Several dozen Indiana school districts are closed or shifted to remote instruction Friday following emailed bomb threats.

A contentious proposal to strip school employees and public librarians of a legal defense against charges they distributed harmful materials to children has stalled. But it’s possible the language could resurface and be voted on by members of the full House.

Across the country, millions watched in shock as NFL’s Damar Hamlin went into sudden cardiac arrest on live TV earlier this year. His life was saved. And many credit that to a quick response plan and a machine called an AED. Indiana lawmakers are considering legislation to require AEDs in schools, but mandating these devices is a complicated decision.

Indiana lawmakers are close to requiring schools to fire or not hire people with certain criminal records. But the bill also opens the door for schools to make exceptions in some cases.

A military enlistment exam has quietly become one of the most popular ways that Indiana high schoolers qualify to graduate.

Indiana students could soon be required to fill out the Free Application for Federal Student Aid, a shift that supporters say could give students more money to go to college and convince more of them to enroll in higher education in the first place.

The bipartisan interim education committee released its final report on Monday, detailing recommendations for bills and topics during the upcoming legislative session.

Facing a shrinking pool of substitute teachers, a few school districts in Indiana have announced major pay raises to entice subs with teaching experience back to the classroom.

Hoosier students are starting their third school year since the COVID-19 pandemic began. Now, many classrooms are closer to pre-pandemic normalcy.

Back-to-school immunization clinics this summer are part of a statewide effort to help families easily access required and recommended school immunizations.