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Rachael Mahmood, the Illinois Teacher of the Year for 2024, took a year off from teaching to hear from educators across the state. Here's what they told her. chalkbeat.org/chicago/2025/0…

Terita Walker, principal of East High School, is one of three finalists for the National High School Principal of the Year award. chalkbeat.org/colorado/2025/…

A new RAND study finds that students who feel confident in math and understand it are more engaged. Their ideas about themselves as math learners frequently form at an early age. chalkbeat.org/2025/06/17/man…

Indiana lawmakers increased state aid to schools but also approved changes that will slash property tax revenue for school districts. District leaders are still trying to figure out how students, teachers, and others will be affected. chalkbeat.org/indiana/2025/0…

AmeriCorps programs in states that didn’t participate in a lawsuit to restore funding remain in limbo. Now nonprofits are seeking nationwide relief. chalkbeat.org/2025/06/17/ame…

In the wake of heightened immigration enforcement across the U.S., advocates for immigrant children say schools can use the summer to stay in regular communication with families and make updates to their immigration-related protocols. chalkbeat.org/2025/06/18/los…

After student mental health bills stalled at the statehouse, schools search for a plan B chalkbeat.org/indiana/2025/0…

For better or worse, the federal role in education is changing. Decisions made by district leaders, teachers, and parents will help set the course for the future in new ways. chalkbeat.org/2025/06/20/tru…

Indiana could increase the number of students who are held back this year if they don’t pass the state’s IREAD test. Schools are preparing students for their final shots at passing the test this summer and avoiding retention. chalkbeat.org/indiana/2025/0…

The school seeks to educate the next generation of lawyers and leaders with a focus on social-emotional learning. chalkbeat.org/indiana/2025/0…

Over 8,000 Hoosiers use the federal TRIO programs every year to help them go to and stay in college. The program focuses on students from low-income backgrounds and first-generation students, but the Trump administration says TRIO is outdated. chalkbeat.org/indiana/2025/0…

The Trump administration laid off about 1,300 Education Department workers. A federal judge ordered the department to bring them back. The Supreme Court could have the final say. chalkbeat.org/2025/06/25/edu…

At its first meeting, the group said it is starting with data research as it examines how IPS and charter schools can share transportation, facility resources. chalkbeat.org/indiana/2025/0…

Participation in Indiana’s Choice Scholarship Program grew around 8% from 2024 to 2025, compared to as much as 30% in past years. chalkbeat.org/indiana/2025/0…

This is yet another way the Trump administration has sought to undermine efforts specifically meant to help women and girls and students of color. chalkbeat.org/2025/06/10/tru…

IPS promised not to leave this east-side school abandoned. Seven years later, the district is finally moving forward with redevelopment plans that include Indy Parks and Recreation. chalkbeat.org/indiana/2025/0…

The Supreme Court just gave the parental rights movement — and Trump — a big win chalkbeat.org/2025/06/27/sup…

The policy envisions AI helping teachers with generating quiz questions or practice materials, or drafting communications. chalkbeat.org/indiana/2025/0…

Educators are thinking about ways to adapt their curriculum and maintain inclusivity in the classroom after the Supreme Court sided with parents seeking religious opt-outs for LGBTQ+ material. chalkbeat.org/2025/06/27/inc…

Join us for “New and Nostalgic: A back-to-school community story slam” from 6:30 to 8 p.m. on Thursday, Aug. 21. eventbrite.com/e/new-and-nost…