Association implements teacher evaluation software
The Indiana Association of Public School Superintendents is working with Standard for Success, an online evaluation and management software, to observe and evaluate Indiana teachers.
The Indiana Association of Public School Superintendents is working with Standard for Success, an online evaluation and management software, to observe and evaluate Indiana teachers.
About 200 protesters gathered in the Indiana Statehouse Monday to rally against new proposed academic standards for Indiana.
Jobs for America’s Graduates, a national organization that works to keep students in school, has seen an increasing number of members in Indiana.
The Indiana State Board of Education and the Indiana Department of Education released the new proposed Indiana Academic Standards Tuesday.
Indiana Superintendent of Public Instruction Glenda Ritz announced today Indiana’s Four Star Schools for the 2012-13 school year.
The Monroe County Community School Corporation has released a guide for families to learn about summer opportunities available for their children.
Several eighth graders at Tri-North Middle School had the opportunity to volunteer in the Bloomington community Friday.
Indiana is increasing the amount of reimbursement given to childcare providers who care for children from low-income families.
The Academy of Science and Entrepreneurship in Bloomington was awarded an Ivy Tech Civic Engagement Award.
Teacher evaluations from a new statewide system of educator ratings were released Monday, but the data collected by the Indiana Department of Education has raised questions of viability.
The Indiana Department of Education released the results of the 2012-2013 new teacher evaluations yesterday.
The Birth to Five: Watch Me Thrive! program would screen children at an early age in order to catch developmental problems early on.
Fairview Elementary School Principal Tammy Miller welcomed several IU Herbert Presidential Scholars to Fairview Tuesday night to introduce them to the literacy program they will participate in with Fairview students.
Members of the Bloomington community met Thursday at the Monroe County Public Library to discuss the Green School, a charter school that could open in Bloomington.
Using standards that aren’t aligned with other states could mean that many resources such as teaching materials and standardized tests won’t be applicable.
A recent grant will provide Monroe County Community School Corporation with $300,000 in grant money each year for four years.
Rookie teacher David Chen employs an unorthodox method in MCCSC’s first-ever Chinese language classes. But success isn’t guaranteed.
The Monroe County Community School Corporation received $300,000 in grants this year for their after-school programs.
The U.S. Department of Education has announced the opening of applications for the Investing in Innovation Grant Competition.
The Indiana Coalition for Public Education and members of the community met Tuesday to discuss ISTEP and other standardized testing.