A proposal calling “timeout” on Indiana’s rollout of the Common Core academic standards in the state’s classrooms cleared its first legislative hurdle Wednesday.
A compromise has taken shape that stops short of pulling Indiana out of the consortium but calls for more discussion.
State superintendent Glenda Ritz says she wants to talk more about the Common Core State Standards. But she doesn’t want to get rid of them.
Superintendent of Public Instruction Glenda Ritz would like to see a thorough review of the new Common Core academic standards in 2013.
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