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Tutoring grants now available for Indiana students

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Indiana families can now enroll in the Indiana Learns initiative to access $1,000 tutoring grants.
The funds are designed to help qualifying students strengthen their skills in English/language arts and math.
To qualify, a student must reside in Indiana, have scored below proficiency on the ILEARN test, and qualify for free or reduced lunch.
Enrollment is open until Friday, December 19th.
Families can check eligibility and enroll today at IndianaLearns.org.

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1 comment

Charles U Farley November 17, 2025 at 1:07 pm

So if you work, you’re paying for your kids to get needed help. If you are a weffie, you get it for free (along with everything else).

Means testing government benefits is just as repugnant as the progressive income tax system.

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