Families
Has your student fallen behind in math and reading? Indiana Learns provides a unique way for students in grades 3-8 to catch up and strengthen their confidence in the classroom.
Student Eligibility Criteria
To participate in Indiana Learns for the 2026-27 program year, a student must meet ALL of the following requirements:
- Completed Spring 2026 ILEARN summative testing and scored Below Proficiency OR Approaching Proficiency in Mathematics or English/Language Arts
- Resides in Indiana
- Is enrolled and attending an Indiana public, charter, or accredited non-public school as a 3rd–8th grade student
- Qualifies for the federal free or reduced-price lunch program
To check eligibility online, visit our homepage and use the eligibility checker tool. You will need a child’s student test number, or STN. This number should appear on ILEARN reports provided by a school or on other school records. If you need help finding your student’s STN, contact your school.
Use funds with approved providers
If a student meets the program qualifications, their family can register and access their Indiana Learns grant from an online platform. Qualifying families can search for Learning Partners and see the status of their grant funds on the platform.
If your student qualifies for Indiana Learns, you:
- Will be able to access microgrant funding to spend on high-dosage tutoring
- Will select an approved Learning Partner that works for your child’s needs and schedule
- Will manage your student’s grant when it’s convenient for you using Indiana Learns’ online portal
Learning Support for all Hoosier Students
If your student is not eligible for Indiana Learns, here are some other ways you can support their learning:
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- Check in regularly with your student’s teacher about their progress
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- Ask about online programs your school may offer for free
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- Visit your local library and ask about resources they may offer
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- Read with your student every day
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- Explore Schoolhouse.world, a free online resource for students