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2023 Annual ICPE Member Meeting: Let’s Get to Work  

2023 Annual ICPE Member Meeting: Let’s Get to Work  

We were thrilled to have the energy of many new faces and the dedication of our old friends who filled the room at the H. Dean Evans Community Center in Washington Township last August. If you were unable to attend, you can view the video below or here is a link to...

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ICPE Annual Meeting & Legislative Recap

ICPE Annual Meeting & Legislative Recap

There is always much to talk about at our ICPE Annual Meetings! We hope you can join us on the north side of Indianapolis at 2pm on August 26th. We will once again gather at 8550 Woodfield Crossing Blvd. 46240 (Washington Township Schools central office). Here's a...

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Sine die – the session has ended

Sine die – the session has ended

Sine Die. The session has ended.  We wonder, yet again, what it will take for Indiana’s citizens to see how the attack on public schools, the Common Good, will affect our children for decades to come. The supermajority will crow about historic funding in this budget....

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CTE is a gem that should not be shelved

CTE is a gem that should not be shelved

Career & Technology Education (CTE) in Indiana doesn’t deserve what may have happened to it in the state budget. CTE leaders thought it was just an inadvertent oversight that its funding mechanism was left out of the budget while changes were moving quickly and...

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Vic’s Statehouse Notes #374 – Education budget analysis

Vic’s Statehouse Notes #374 – Education budget analysis

Dear Friends, The Indiana Senate, led by Senate Appropriations Committee Chair Ryan Mishler, unveiled its proposed budget on April 13 and passed it on April 18, by a vote of 40-10. The Senate budget is more favorable to public education than is the House budget on two...

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Five years of vouchers – mapped by district

Five years of vouchers – mapped by district

Every Indiana public school is losing money because of vouchers. Even if no students leave your school district to use a voucher, even if you don’t have any voucher-accepting schools in your small or rural school district, your school district still loses money due to...

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