• IDOE gives Excellence in Community Collaboration Awards to local organizations
• Niles Vikings head back to school today!
• Elkhart Lions head back to the classrooms today!
• Penn-Harris-Madison schools welcome Kingsmen for 2023-24 school year!
• Bremen Lions head back to the classroom today!
• Paramount South Bend welcomes students for its first school year!
• The Learning Curve: a look into Michiana's Senior Yearbook
• Clay Township group proposes plan to start a new district outside of South Bend Schools
• The Learning Curve: summer school plans at Wawasee Community Schools
• The Learning Curve: Coloma looks ahead to a new school year
• The Learning Curve: Penn parties at prom 2022
• The Learning Curve: Bowen Mental Health Center aides in anti-bullying advocacy efforts at Argos Community Schools
• The Learning Curve: Argos students discuss bullying, counselor provides protocol
• The Learning Curve: addressing the anonymous, online foe cyberbullying
• The Learning Curve: a father-son educating duo planting roots in Michiana schools
• The Learning Curve: Milken Foundation surprises local educator with national award
• The Learning Curve: Knox Community Schools 2 years later
• The Learning Curve: how difficult topics are discussed in the classroom at Bremen High School
• United Way & Dolly Parton bringing books to Southwest Michigan kids' doors
• The Learning Curve: the literal food fight to keep students fed
• Indiana senate kills controversial education bill; relieves some educators, parents
• The Learning Curve: USDA changes nutritional guidelines for school meals
• School psychologist weigh in on growing mental health concerns in children
• Bridgman schools enact mask mandate, citing quarantine surge
• Culver Community Schools closed Monday due to a shortage of staff and subsitutes
• School board approves budget plan for 2021-2022 school year
• Home school program offers expanded learning for students
• Early voting for Concord Community School's referendum kicks off
• Construction is complete for the new Elkhart High School
• One South Bend school named a national blue ribbon school
• Berrien County Health Department mandates masks in schools
• Elkhart high school athletic directors prepare for pandemic precautions
• Beacon Children's Hospital urging PHM to change mask policy
• Elkhart community schools start their first day of class
• SBCSC votes to require mask wearing to start the school year
• Benton Harbor schools working to recruit students, increase enrollment
• Berrien County schools plan to return in-person, no mask or vaccine requirements
• ILEARN test results released show drop in proficiency state-wide
• South Bend teachers continue to protest extra work, no pay
• South Bend seniors graduate despite setbacks
• The Learning Curve: A final letter to this COVID-conscious school year
• Behind the Scenes: Spend the day with The Learning Curve’s Tana Kelley
• Seniors graduate despite turbulent year
• Seniors prepare for a somewhat normal graduation
• Proposal to extend workday for SBCSC teachers met with resistance
• Students go all out for prom 2021
• Student motivation declines as missing assignments rise
• Elkhart Schools referendum fails
• Students lacking engagement leads to lower attendance rates
• Community divided as Elkhart Schools' referendum vote nears
• Breaking down Elkhart Schools referendum: Part 1
• ILearn testing underway as schools nervously wait results
• Top education bills: What you need to know
• 'Uncertain but certain': LaVille yearbook adds positive spin to bad year
• Parent involvement changes as school fundraising events look different
• Schools address arising student mental health needs
• Coronavirus pandemic takes a toll on student mental health
• New student athlete requirements show harsh reality
• Elkhart Community Schools holds first of four town halls on referendum
• New vaccine eligibility has parents divided
• Prom planning underway, despite uncertainty
• Community leaders from four Michiana counties call for more education funding in Indiana
• A reason to smile: Why students are spending more for senior pictures this year
• School bus safety highlighted through stop arm cameras
• School bus driver deals with pandemic restrictions, quarantining
• Knox High School senior remembers year of COVID
• South Bend Schools holds vaccine clinic for teachers
• Indiana teachers challenge Gov. Holcomb's vaccine schedule
• Michiana teachers upset over stark difference in vaccination schedules
• South Bend Schools' Board votes to proceed with "Redesign" plan
• Looking toward the future: The rise of Benton Harbor Area Schools Part 2
• Learning from the past: The rise of Benton Harbor Area Schools Part 1
• South Bend Schools Board votes to close Tarkington, Hay
• Black history education in schools reveals inadequacies
• Saint Joseph High School reallocate funds to help students
• First-time teacher tackles pandemic at local private school
• Indiana Governor takes steps to fix teacher pay problem, still a long way to go
• SBCSC parents react to elementary schools returning to full time, in-person instruction
• 'Our hands have been tied by the laws': State officials bring teacher pay problem to forefront
• New council tasked with addressing learning loss at Michigan schools
• South Bend, PHM Schools returning to full time, in-person learning
• Innovation Zones: How Indianapolis Public Schools rose to success
• Online-based schools tackle pandemic differently
• South Bend Schools resizing, restructuring plan explained
• Superintendent addresses parents concerns over restructuring South Bend Schools
• What inauguration day looked like in schools
• Teachers discuss inauguration, recent events with students
• 'Complicated': Working mom with multiple kids survives eLearning
• Five School Districts ready to begin return to the classroom
• Families, administrators address confusing school schedules
• Virtual learning cancels the traditional snow day
• Dr. Thacker talks return to in person learning for secondary students
• South Bend middle and high schools set to return to hybrid in-person learning
• Schools up building safety as students return for spring classes
• Are schools the safest place for your kids?
• A look at the future of education, post COVID-19
• How schools deal with pandemics through history
• The 1918 pandemic: A look at the past, giving way for our future
• Penn High School choir finds a way to be heard
• Goshen's high school band program fights to not be silenced by restrictions