Teachers and Daniels Locked in Disagreement On Ed. Reform
Teachers report that as they work to make their concerns heard, the governor’s efforts to quiet them are becoming more and more aggressive.
View ArticleSenator Simpson Discusses Jobs, Education Bills
Vi Simpson spent time this week meeting with union representatives and educators to discuss controversial right-to-work and education reform legislation.
View ArticleFort Wayne Schools Suspend Seniority Rules To Save Jobs
A Northeast Indiana school board plans to consider a resolution Monday supporting the district’s teachers.
View ArticleUnions: Right to Work a Threat
Employees of some Monroe County food service unions say they’re keeping an eye on the state’s “Right to Work” discussion
View ArticleBosma: Dems Return a Charade, Redistrict Dem Strongholds
Bosma says, ‘”yes, there were compromises”, but, the public collective bargaining bill is "very much alive and well."
View ArticleRepublicans and Democrats Reflect on Session
Governor Daniels calls the 2011 session a success while Democrats say some of the bills that were passed will hurt Hoosiers.
View ArticleWhy Do Indiana Schools And Unions Want Longer Contracts?
Many Indiana schools rushed to complete contract negotiations temporarily avoiding a new law which limits collective bargaining agreements.
View ArticleState Teachers Union Sues State For Second Time In A Month
The ISTA says a provision in the Indiana teachers' collective bargaining agreement is illegal
View ArticleDiffering Opinions On 2011 Education Reforms
Whether or not the sweeping reforms were good or bad depends on the point of view.
View ArticleFort Wayne City Council Overrides Collective Bargaining Veto
The Fort Wayne City Council is overriding Mayor Tom Henry‘s veto on a collective bargaining ordinance.
View ArticleRight To Work Not Decreasing Union Membership
Indiana unions added about 3,000 members in 2013, and the same number of nonmembers working in union shops.
View ArticleHeadlines: December 24, 2015
After a decade of increasing prices, Indiana farmland values are expected to decline.
View ArticleCritics Concerned About Plan To Let Ball State Run Muncie Schools
During a community meeting in Muncie this weekend no one spoke in full support of the bill.
View ArticleState’s Coalition School Pilot Program Approved By Board of Education
A key feature of the pilot program allows coalition schools to waive certain state requirements like teacher licensure and course curriculum.
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