Multiple South Bend organizations using their platform to help those in need through art.Motels4Now Art Workshop showcasing their work along with local artists, Ilhan Omar joins protest at ICE ...

ELKHART, Ind. (WSBT) — It is likely that nearly every school district in Indiana will have to hold some third graders back this school year. 2025 is the first year the IREAD retention law is in effect ...

Foundational reading competency among Indiana’s third graders improved slightly from last year, according to new standardized test results released Wednesday. But overall IREAD performance is still ...

More than half of Indiana's second graders took the IREAD-3 test used to measure third graders' reading ability. The IREAD-3 test measures third graders’ reading aptitude and helps determine if they ...

INDIANAPOLIS — Third graders inside Circle City Prep are excited about learning and teachers are helping them prepare for the IREAD assessment coming up in March. "It is a high-stakes test with ...

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- Test scores are in for Indiana, and they're showing thousands of third graders are still struggling to read. The Indiana Department of Education released results from the ...

FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WANE) – The Indiana Reading Evaluation and Determination (IREAD-3) exam has been a familiar milestone for Indiana’s third graders, but this year, students could be at risk for being ...

Some of the highest-performing schools for third-grade proficiency remain the suburban schools surrounding Indianapolis, although several districts lacked growth this last year, the state’s ...

INDIANAPOLIS (CHALKBEAT) — All hands were on deck at the PATH School at Stephen Foster School 67 on Monday. In Destiny Patterson’s room, students used context clues to find out the meaning of the word ...

CEDAR LAKE | All of the third grade students in the State of Indiana recently took the IREAD-3 test. This test measures foundational reading skills through grade three. Jane Ball Elementary School ...

LAFAYETTE, Ind. — Earlier this week, the Indiana Department of Education submitted a goal to nearly all of the state’s school corporations, that by 2027, the state wants around 95 percent of students ...