The Indiana State Board of Education is a governing body responsible for overseeing public education in the state of Indiana. It sets educational policies, establishes academic standards, and ensures compliance with state and federal laws. The board also manages the licensing of teachers and the distribution of state education funds. Members of the board are appointed by the Governor of Indiana and serve four-year terms. The board meets regularly to discuss issues affecting schools, such as curriculum development and student assessment. Its goal is to improve educational outcomes for all students in the state.