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An IU education policy director says what happens at a Senate Education Committee meeting Wednesday could be a harbinger for school voucher expansion.
Legislation unanimously approved by a House committee Tuesday aims to increase parental involvement in education.
Ritz found support from the crowd about changing school testing in Indiana.
A Department of Education ruling says schools must accommodate students with disabilities in sports programs but does not provide additional funding to do so.
The governor will likely advocate for the budget he outlined last week, including a 10 percent tax cut.
However, Pence would not commit Wednesday to reviewing the state’s gun laws.
Superintendent-elect Glenda Ritz must decide how to deal with struggling schools that the state has taken over.
Like School Letter Grades, Indiana Crafting ‘A-F’ Ratings For Schools Of Education
In Indiana, 86 percent of the typical white student’s classmates are also white, isolating black and Latino students.
The incentives for counties to participate go beyond wanting students to succeed.
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