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Stories about how government shapes education statewide.
Stories about how government shapes education statewide.
Indiana lawmakers want schools to develop more robust suicide prevention policies while teachers get training on the issue.
Indiana has officially outlawed colleges and universities from pledging to not cooperate with immigration authorities.
The bill looking to expand state funded pre-K also allocates $1 million for in-home digital preschool learning.
It asserts students’ right to express their beliefs in class writings.
Legislation making the state schools superintendent an political appointment is in limbo as the House weighs its options.
The House Ways and Means committee voted Monday to include Muncie schools in a bill that provides financial assistance for struggling districts.
This week at the Statehouse, the state superintendent bill gets a revival in the Senate and the Senate unveils its education budget.
It seemed the issue would die this year since Senate rules prevent similar bills from being considered in the same session.
We’re now firmly in the second half of the 2017 legislative session at the Indiana Statehouse.
Rep. Melanie Wright sent a letter to Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos asking her to hire a public school educator as her Deputy Secretary.
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