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Schools are places or systems for learning or education and may be physical locations composed of a building or a campus that includes multiple buildings. Schools may also be virtual or online institutions that offer educational experiences and degrees. Schools are usually physical locations for children in grades 1-12, as well as kindergarten and pre-kindergarten (pre-K) classes.

In Indiana, schools are recognized as institutions for education, serving various grade levels from pre-kindergarten (pre-K) through 12th grade. These schools can be traditional brick-and-mortar buildings or campuses where students attend in person, or they can be virtual/online institutions that provide education through digital platforms. Indiana has a mix of public, private, and charter schools, all of which are subject to state education standards and regulations. Public schools are funded by the state and must follow the Indiana Academic Standards, while private schools have more flexibility in their curricula. Online schools in Indiana must also meet certain state requirements and are often used as an alternative to traditional schooling for various reasons, including flexibility or individual learning needs. The Indiana Department of Education oversees the operation and quality of education in all schools within the state, ensuring they meet educational standards and legal requirements.

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