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With Glenda Ritz in the role, Republicans pushed to limit the superintendent's powers.

Indiana House Speaker Brian Bosma also said a priority for 2017 would be to get more schools to shift spending to the classroom and away from administrative and support services.

The polarizing education leader's four-year run in elected office ended in defeat to Jennifer McCormick Tuesday.

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The Democratic candidate for governor is trying a second time to win the job.

The Republican candidate for governor wants to set a new tone for talking about schools.

What direction will Indiana choose and how will affect schools?

The workforce skills gap is one of the biggest problems facing the city, former Deputy Mayor Jason Kloth said while announcing the $7 million initiative, called Ascend.

The workforce skills gap is one of the biggest problems facing the city, former Deputy Mayor Jason Kloth said while announcing the $7 million initiative, called Ascend.