The change is due to high demand for industry credentials, which threatens to exhaust available funds for Workforce Ready grants covering tuition for Hoosiers pursuing careers in advanced manufacturing, health sciences and transportation and logistics.
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Indiana will be part of a new federal initiative that will allow student aid to be used for job-training opportunities, the Governor’s Office announced Wednesday.
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Students pursuing graduate degrees in nursing, physical therapy and several other fields will be eligible to take out higher federal student loan amounts.
The new national organization, which launched Thursday, aims to help American workers transition to the emerging artificial intelligence economy.
A recent analysis of each of Indiana’s 82 rural counties found that only eight, or fewer than 10%, have a charter or non-religious private school to attend.
Indiana Microschool Collaborative, which opened its first school last year, is planning to to open five more sites with spots for hundreds of students across eastern central Indiana.
By 2034, unless the county grows its capacity, projections say it will not have spots for about 8,000 children in need of care.
Candidates had until noon Thursday to be on the November ballot. This was the first time candidates could include their political affiliations.
The discount could result in savings of hundreds or thousands of dollars over the lifetime of a student loan.
U.S. Secretary of Education Linda McMahon joined Indiana Gov. Mike Braun and Secretary of Education Katie Jenner at Plainfield High School on Tuesday for a ceremonial signing of the “Returning Education to the States Waiver.”
A year into the launch of its Evansville chapter, Indianapolis-based Orr Fellowship says its early success in that market is helping it build the playbook for potential expansion to additional Hoosier cities.
School leaders hope performance-based bonuses supported by the VITAL Trust and VITAL Foundation will attract and retain high-quality teachers.
An Indiana University social work lecturer sanctioned for allegedly violating Indiana’s “intellectual diversity” law says she is filing an appeal after the school did not renew her contract.
At peak, Meta estimates the Lebanon project will create 4,000 construction jobs, making Indianapolis an ideal location to act as a pilot site for the bootcamps.
Average math scores for 9- and 13-year-olds remain lower than they were 10 years ago — a warning sign not only for schools, but also for the economy, according to some researchers.
Despite improvement in some categories, Indiana’s overall ranking fell four spots, its worst ranking since 2021.
The Indianapolis Public Education Corp. is considering putting a tax increase on the ballot in November to fund schools. Here’s the breakdown of options and how the public can weigh in.
The $72 million, 95,000-square-foot building will represent one of the largest investments in Marian University’s history.
About 43,000 were enrolled as of February, according to the Indiana Family and Social Services Administration, or 19% of those who are eligible.
The study concludes that businesses are reluctant to hire new college grads into remote work because it is harder to train and mentor them if they work outside of the office.
An ever-increasing group of older Americans is discovering that retirement is no longer a permanent state.
One of the first things that the Indianapolis Public Education Corp. will decide is whether or not to put a tax increase on the ballot in November.
