Indiana Revises School Accountability Plan
Indiana education officials unveiled major updates to the state's proposed school accountability system on Wednesday, Oct. 15.
The updates include new reading and "back on track" indicators, as the state works to finalize rules to replace the former A-F grading model by the end of the year.
This presentation to the State Board of Education marked the second draft of the overhaul, first released in June.
State education leaders are weighing updates to Indiana's new school accountability system plan.
Author's summary: Indiana updates school accountability plan.
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