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INNS: Indiana posts education gains despite struggles

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by Joe Ulery Editor’s Note: MIMS substituted the original wire photo with a classroom photo via Pexels. The original article is available on PublicNewsService.org. INDIANAPOLIS (Indiana News Service) - Indiana has moved up in a national education ranking but the latest Annie E. Casey Foundation Kids Count Data Book showed many students still face challenges in reading and math. The Cardinal Independent is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber. The report ranked Indiana 11th nationally in education, up from 17th in 2019. But more than half of Indiana fourth graders struggle with reading, and nearly seven in 10 eighth graders struggle with math. Tami Silverman, president and CEO of the Indiana Youth Institute , ...

INNS: Indiana parents confront new college loan caps

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UPDATE: Ball State University Settles with Suzanne Swierc for $225,000 "Late Last Week"

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LISTEN: Petition for Muncie Communications Director to Resign, Student Told to Leave Board of Trustees Meeting and More on The 765+

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WISH-TV: Indiana schools prepare for phone-free classrooms

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What We Know About The ShinyHunters Hack on the Canvas Learning System

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Ball State Board of Trustees Extends President Mearns' Employment, Awards Hugh Jackman Honorary Doctorate at Meeting

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Alleged Security Official Tells Student to Leave Ball State Board of Trustees Meeting for Talking Before Meeting Started

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