by Cathy Fuentes-Rohwer, President | Nov 21, 2023 | 2024 Legislative Session, Accountability, Charter Schools, Indiana Legislature, Legislative Priorities, Open the Books, Transparency, Vouchers
ICPE Legislative Priorities 2024 With the first round of vouchers for the 2023-2024 school year increasing by nearly 30%, Hoosier taxpayers have the right to demand accountability and transparency for those tax dollars. Why are private voucher schools not audited by...
by Cathy Fuentes-Rohwer, ICPE Board President | Sep 12, 2023 | #VotePublicEd, 2023 Legislative Session, Annual Meeting, Dr. Jennifer McCormick, Get Involved, Public Schools Unite Us, Special Events
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,...
by ICPE | Aug 15, 2023 | 2023 Legislative Session, Annual Meeting
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...
by Dr. Vic Smith | Apr 29, 2023 | 2023 Legislative Session, Indiana Legislature, IPS, Privatization, School Funding, State Budget, Statehouse Notes
Vic’s Statehouse Notes #376 – The final budget is not always the final budget Now we’ve learned that the final budget is not always the final budget. By most accounts, cries of agony by school superintendents to their Senators over low funding levels in...
by ICPE | Apr 29, 2023 | #VotePublicEd, 2023 Legislative Session, Career Scholarship Accounts, Charter Schools, CTE Funding, Education Savings Accounts, Get Involved, ICPE News, Indiana Legislature, Innovation Schools, Legislative Alerts, Legislative Priorities, Privatization, Rural Schools, School Funding, State Budget, Suburban Schools, Teacher Pay, Urban Schools, Vouchers, Wolf at the Schoolhouse Door
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...
