Nearly 70% of Indiana's 286 traditional public school corporations saw the number of students enrolled decline from 2006-2022, according to one of the IU studies.

This year specifically, almost 500 fewer students enrolled compared to last year, marking a 2.5% decrease. The trend has been ailing the school district over the last decade.

Indiana's 2023 superintendent of the year Marilyn S. Hissong worked on a bil that provides scholarships teachers earning their certifications.

Republicans have long despised the federal government's involvement in education, but lawmakers in Tennessee are considering an unprecedented step: rejecting all federal funding in the name of ending what they call Washington's "excessive overreach."