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2008 Indiana ISTEP+ Results Indicate Slight Decrease in Scores

 

State releases new ISTEP+ Parent Network to help families get involved

INDIANAPOLIS, IN - The 2008 Indiana Statewide Testing for Educational Progress-Plus (ISTEP+) results, released today by Superintendent of Public Instruction Dr. Suellen Reed, showed overall pass rates declined slightly compared to last year. Statewide 2008 pass rates across all grades tested were approximately 71 percent in English/language arts, 74 percent in math and 60 percent in science.

 

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INShape Indiana Focuses on School Wellness

INDIANAPOLIS, IN ­- Educators, public health advocates, and members of the business community were in attendance at the fourth annual INShape Indiana Health Summit Wednesday October 15, 2008 at Indiana University in Bloomington. "Healthy Schools, Healthy Indiana," this year's theme, focused on improving the health of Indiana's students and school employees.

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Reed Encourages Hoosiers to Learn about State’s Energy Sources

Learn Green, Live Green focus for October: Indiana’s Energy

INDIANAPOLIS, IN - According to the Energy Information Administration, Indiana ranks 8th in the nation in total energy usage. Because of this, and other alarming energy statistics, the Indiana Department of Education is encouraging Hoosiers to learn more about Indiana’s energy throughout October as part of the ongoing Learn Green, Live Green initiative.

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Garden City Elementary’s Nicole Law named Milken National Educator

Indianapolis teacher receives $25,000 Milken educator award

INDIANAPOLIS, IN - The life of one Indianapolis educator changed dramatically this morning when she became $25,000 richer. Nicole Law, principal of Garden City Elementary in MSD of Wayne Township, received a $25,000 National Educator Award from the Milken Family Foundation (MFF) in a surprise schoolwide assembly hosted by Dr. Suellen Reed, Superintendent of Public Instruction, and Dr. Jane Foley, Senior Vice President of Milken Family Foundation.

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Eight Indiana Schools Receive National Blue Ribbon Award

INDIANAPOLIS, IN - Eight Indiana schools were named Blue Ribbon Schools today by the U.S. Department of Education. The No Child Left Behind–Blue Ribbon Schools awards honor K-12 schools that either make significant gains in closing the achievement gap or demonstrate academic superiority in their states.

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Reed asks Hoosiers to be more ‘water wise’ in September

Learn Green, Live Green focus for September: H2Know: Water Conservation

INDIANAPOLIS, IN - Precious little freshwater exists. Did you know that if the entire world’s water were to fit into a gallon jug, the amount of freshwater would be just one tablespoon full?

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Reed encourages students, families to get ready for ISTEP+

INDIANAPOLIS, IN - With ISTEP+ testing beginning at schools statewide next week, Superintendent of Public Instruction Dr. Suellen Reed encourages Hoosier families to do their part to help students prepare. Indiana Statewide Testing for Educational Progress-Plus (or ISTEP+) begins September 15, so be sure to check with your school for local testing dates within the statewide September 15-26 window.

 

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SAT scores flat in Indiana, nationwide

State calls upon students to take rigorous courses seriously, urges schools to ensure rigorous curriculum and instruction

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