Indiana legislators this year left several bills on the table that sought to address student mental health, bullying, and counselor shortages.
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Indiana’s public colleges and universities agree to tuition freeze
All 15 of Indiana’s public colleges and universities have agreed to freeze tuition and mandatory fees for in-state undergraduate students, Gov. Mike Braun’s announced Tuesday.
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What will falling property tax revenue mean for Marion County school districts?
Though schools got a bump in state funding, educators are bracing for change under this year’s property tax reform.
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How Trump’s first 100 days are already changing Indianapolis
Diversity, arts, education and health care: The president is reshaping life for people in Indianapolis.
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Butler president signs letter criticizing ‘government intrusion’
James Danko was among 562 college presidents, including four in Indiana, to sign the letter.
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Lawmakers pass education bills poised to transform teaching and learning in Indiana
One last-minute change was the removal of a racial and ethnic studies course mandate
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Judge rejects visa plea from international students at Indiana universities
The students requested that the court reinstate their visas and block immigration authorities from detaining or deporting them.
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Indy teachers voice their frustrations with Statehouse Republicans
IPS, Pike and other school districts shifted to e-learning as teachers crowded the Statehouse.
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Indiana Youth Institute leader shares trends impacting Hoosier kids
The report ranks Indiana 27th in the United States for overall child well-being.
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Indiana schools suspended students over 30,000 times for fighting last year
The spike in exclusionary discipline leaves thousands of children missing out on class with little oversight of how discipline is applied.
