Weekend Homework: State of the State, ‘Boring’ Bills, Closing Schools

Kyle Stokes / StateImpact Indiana

The first snowpack of the winter on the front lawn of Indianapolis' Washington High School.

This was a busy week: The governor spoke while protestors loudly bemoaned a union bill. Another bill that could change everything got its first hearings. We looked at closing schools, charter schools, teachers shaking things up, and students having a tough time staying up-to-date. A busy week, it was — there was a lot to miss. So let’s catch you up:

The Boring School Financing Bill That Could Change Everything

What Happens When A Teacher Hands The Reins To His Students

US Secretary Of Education Opposes School Vouchers In Indiana, Supports ‘Good’ Charter Schools

Through Their Eyes: Budget Cuts In Their Schools, But Not Always On Their Minds

The Education State Of The State

One Of The Oldest School Districts In Indiana Closes Due To Funding Cuts