Republican lawmakers pounding out differences between House and Senate versions of a proposal to expand the state’s school voucher system are reportedly close to a deal.
We do some back-of-the-napkin calculations and try to make the “indeterminable”… somewhat less indeterminable.
After Indy’s mayor shut down The Project School, a group of 20 defiant parents decided to open a school of their own. With basically no money.
“Education Reform Rocks” was the message of the day at the Statehouse Monday as students, teachers, parents and lawmakers renewed the call for strengthening school choice.
Voucher advocates say the state’s program must do more than fill private school seats — it must create new seats.
The Indiana Senate’s Education Committee will discuss a bill Wednesday that would make siblings of current participants in the Indiana Choice Scholarship Program eligible to receive private school vouchers.
The Indiana Supreme Court will hear oral arguments Wednesday in a constitutional challenge of the state’s voucher law.
According to a report from The Friedman Foundation for Educational Choice, public schools hired teachers and administrators faster than they added students.
Understanding how state leaders respond when two important values conflict can speak volumes about how they craft education policy.
Indianapolis is unique in that it’s the only city in the country where the mayor’s office can sponsor charter schools.
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