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Vinton Elementary School Principal Cindy Preston said administrators began to consider a four-day school week after staff expressed their support through a survey. The school surveyed parents next.
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The law states that wireless communication devices must be turned off and put away unless needed for educational purposes, emergencies or to manage health care.
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The two-year tax task force has less than six months to deliver legislative recommendations.
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Indiana joined a federal lawsuit with Tennessee, Kentucky, Ohio, Virginia, and West Virginia against the U.S. Department of Education to invalidate the new Title IX regulations.
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Four Indiana school corporations have their own ballot measures up for primary voters next week.
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On the website, anyone can send in concerns related to Indiana schools. So far, most listings are public schools.
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Indiana is one of a few Midwest states that’s collected data on the number of AEDs in schools. It’s a device that tries to keep sudden cardiac arrest victims alive. But state law does not require schools to have them.
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Textbooks are covered by the state. But Hoosier education leaders say “hidden fees” are still being billed to parents.
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A slate of education bills passed out of the Senate Tuesday after debate and endorsement from lawmakers.
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The case targets the biggest social media companies, accusing them of negligence resulting in a youth mental health crisis.