Reed noted that the Indiana Department of Education has several complementary efforts underway to help local students, parents and educators identify and address areas of academic need, including the new ISTEP+ Parent Network launched ...
Statewide ISTEP+ results are now available online at the Indiana Department of Education Web site, http://www.doe.in.gov/istep/. The Evansville Vanderburgh School Corp. released its local results Wednesday. For this school year only, ...
During the news conference, the Indiana Department of Education launched a new feature on their Web site that allows parents to check on their child's individual scores. Click here to be taken directly to the site. ...
According to an October report from the U.S. Department of Education, 58 percent of four-year degrees awarded in 2006-7 went to women, and 42 percent to men (most students studying abroad are coming from four-year colleges). ...
The U.S. Department of Education administers that project, which Congress authorized in 1994, and is managed by the Triangle Coalition for Science and Technology. Selected elementary and secondary math, technology and science teachers ...
The Indiana Department of Education says statewide student testing results show a slight decline from last year in most grades. Overall, about 71 percent of those in grades 3-10 passed the English portion of the ISTEP exam this fall, ...
The Chronicle of Philanthropy reported today that Timothy Shriver, director of the Special Olympics (and son of Sargeant and Eunice Kennedy Shriver) has proposed that the new Administration create a Federal Department of Development and ...
Cindy Coon, bureau director of the office of educator licensure for the Department of Education, says the number of emergency teacher licenses is used to gauge how many vacancies have not been filled by a certified teacher. ...
For more information on recent actions taken by the Department of Education to ensure students and families have continued access to federal student loans, please visit http://www.ed.gov/news/pressreleases/2008/11/11202008.html. ...
