Posts in category Education

Indy Politics begins a week-long look at 2017 in review with various newsmakers from across Indiana.  We begin with a conversation with Kevin Brinegar of …

Indianapolis Public Schools is planning to ask the taxpayers for nearly $1 billion for capital improvements and operational expenses. Superintendent Dr. Lewis Ferebee says the …

Indiana Superintendent of Public Instruction Dr. Jennifer McCormick says Student Learning, School Improvement, and Operational Effectiveness will be here top three priorities of 2018. The list, …

Get the day’s political and governmental news headlines delivered daily to your e-mail address.  It’s easy and free.  Here’s a sample… *********** Indiana has debated …

The Indiana Chamber of Commerce is unveiling a legislative agenda that includes lifting major restrictions on how alcohol is sold and distributed in the state. Under …

The chairmen of the Indiana Republican and Democratic parties go head to head on the big issues facing Hoosiers. The topics debated between Democrat John …

This year’s annual Ball State University survey of Hoosier attitudes shows solid support for Sunday retail alcohol sales, a hate crimes statute and repealing and …

There was a lot of news from across the state Monday, so we compiled a list of the major stories.  Sign up for the Statewide …

A survey of Indiana teachers and educators shows 70-percent of them support mandatory cursive teaching. The survey was conducted by the Indiana Department of Education …

Here’s a rundown of stories from today’s Indy Politics Statewide Summary.   Be sure to sign up for it and get it delivered to your e-mail address …