by Indiana Coalition for Public Education | Aug 3, 2026 | #VotePublicEd, Accountability, Candidate Pledge, Charter Schools, Indiana Legislature, Legislative Priorities, Privatization, Property Taxes, Referendums, School Funding, Special Events, Vouchers
ICPE Online Event: Indiana K-12 Education – A Nonpartisan Overview for Statehouse Candidates The Indiana Coalition for Public Education will host a free, nonpartisan virtual briefing designed specifically for candidates seeking election to the Indiana General...
by Talan Buell | Jul 30, 2026 | Fort Wayne, Privatization, School Funding, Student Voices
Guest Blog – The Hidden Losses of School Choice: A Student Perspective The Hidden Losses of School Choice By Talan Buell The biggest takeaways I have from my time in high school come from show choir and theater. When I first became a freshman at Northrop High School...
by Indiana Coalition for Public Education | Jun 22, 2026 | #VotePublicEd, Accountability, Charter Schools, Federal Vouchers, Privatization, Property Taxes, Referendums, Rural Schools, School Funding, Special Education, Suburban Schools, Teacher Pay, U.S. Dept. of Education, Urban Schools, Vouchers
Who Will Protect the Most Vulnerable Students? What Indiana’s F Grade, a New Federal Waiver, and Changes to the U.S. Department of Education Could Mean for Students and Public Education This past week brought three major education stories that, taken together,...
by Indiana Coalition for Public Education | May 28, 2026 | Federal Vouchers, Vouchers
Keep Public Dollars in Public Schools: Support Grows for Federal Bill to Repeal National Voucher Program In April of this year, the Indiana Coalition for Public Education (ICPE), joined organizations across the country in supporting the Keep Public Funds in Public...
by Nigel Long | Apr 18, 2026 | Charter Schools, Innovation Schools, IPS, Privatization, Property Taxes
Guest Blog – How to Steal a Public School System: The Indianapolis Playbook How to Steal a Public School System: The Indianapolis Playbook By Nigel Long I want to talk about what happened in Indianapolis recently, not just for us, but for every city in America....
