It’s a subject every one is talking about – the election results. But what do these results mean for students in our Indiana Schools and what is the effect of an entirely new superintendent of public education?

For many parents with children starting kindergarten next year, the search is already on. The reason why Kindergarten is so essential is that it does make a difference as to how your child does in Elementary school.

Thinking of a different career, going back to school, or getting an advanced degree – but worried about the money, the time, or the debt?

African-American students graduate from Indiana high schools at a lower rate than their peers. However, one school system is bucking the trend by taking steps to improve its black graduation rate. Many black students in Vigo County are graduating thanks to a mentor program.

The new president of Indiana State University says he would like to see enrollment at the 10,500-student school increase by 20 percent over the next five years.

A businessman has donated $15 million to Indiana University's Kelley School of Business to create a new minority scholarship program.

Indianapolis Public Schools Superintendent Eugene White says he also expects deep cuts in the district's central office because of its difficult financial situation.

Defensive back Brandon Foster was on-hand at the Center for Inquiry at School 2 to talk to the kids about bicycle safety and to let them take a test drive.

It's a first for area high schools; Beech Grove High School is testing a new alert system similar to ones used at several universities across the state.

A small group of Ball State University students says they should have the right to carry concealed weapons on campus to protect themselves in case of an attack.

The U.S. Department of Transportation says smaller school buses must have lap and shoulder belts by the year 2011.

Indiana University president Michael McRobbie says the school will slow the hiring of administrative positions and take other cost-saving measures.

An Alexandria-Monroe PE teacher was suspended Tuesday night after district officials say she violated school policy while on a trip to Germany last summer.