The Indiana Commissioner for Higher Education seeks innovative strategies to expand free access to college credit and CTE courses for all Indiana high school students.
Funder: Indiana Commissioner for Higher Education
Due Dates: September 30, 2026 (Intent to Respond) | October 16, 2026 (Submissions Due)
Funding Amounts: Funding is not specified; this is a Request for Information to inform future funding and program strategies.
Summary: Seeks innovative, scalable strategies to ensure all Indiana high school students can access college credit and CTE courses at no cost.
Key Information: Participation in this RFI may be required for eligibility in future competitive funding opportunities.
The Indiana Commissioner for Higher Education is seeking responses to a Request for Information (RFI) focused on expanding access to college credit opportunities for Hoosier high school students. The initiative aims to identify innovative, scalable, and sustainable strategies to provide all Indiana students with no-cost access to the Indiana College Core (ICC) and priority Career and Technical Education (CTE) courses. The RFI is intended to inform future funding and programmatic strategies that will support the state's new high school diploma and readiness requirements by eliminating barriers such as cost, teacher credentialing, and scheduling.