The bill’s author wants to see more students accepted at the state’s flagship schools.
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IPS is confronting a legislative session that could remake it — or break it
The district is accustomed to hostile legislation at the statehouse — but this year’s session features several high-profile bills that could fundamentally alter IPS.
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Warren Township schools having education forum
Lawmakers and city councilors will discuss changes in education law that could impact families.
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Indianapolis Public Schools would lose power over buildings, transportation in new bill
House Bill 1501 would create two boards to manage transportation and facilities for Indianapolis Public Schools starting in 2026, making these assets available for sharing with charter schools.
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Gov. Braun’s order replaces DEI with ‘MEI’
Indiana Democrats criticized the move to “merit, excellence and innovation” as regressive.
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Bill would limit social media for Indiana children under 16
Indiana lawmakers are considering a bill that would limit social media accounts for minors below the age of 16 unless they receive permission from a parent or guardian.
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Legislation would dissolve IPS, four other school districts
The bill proposes converting 50 schools in the Indianapolis Public Schools district into charter schools.
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Senate Democrats elect new minority leader after more sexual harassment accusations
Sen. Shelli Yoder, of Bloomington, will be the next leader of the ten-member caucus.
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Lawmakers throw cold water on major property tax reform – for now
Indiana school districts rely on property taxes to supplement funding for salaries, programs, construction and safety projects.
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Indiana Senate Democrats retain leader despite sexual harassment allegations
The Indianapolis Star reported three woman have accused Sen. Greg Taylor of sexual harassment.
