by Cathy Fuentes-Rohwer, ICPE President | Mar 10, 2022 | #VotePublicEd, Merch, Public Schools Unite Us
Public Schools Unite Us Yard Signs The session has ended. Sine die! They tried to divide us. The Heritage Foundation, Koch Brothers money, ALEC, and other extremist organizations helped to fund this latest national effort couched as being anti- “CRT” (Critical Race...
by ICPE | Oct 25, 2020 | #VotePublicEd, Charter Schools, Indiana Legislature, Innovation Schools, IPS, Privatization, Urban Schools
Out-of-state education reform money floods into Indiana communities RISE Indy PAC Purpose: “Electing candidates for Indianapolis School Board, City Council, and the Indiana General Assembly who have a kids first agenda in education policy.” Hoosiers for Great Public...
by ICPE | Oct 16, 2020 | #VotePublicEd, ICPE News
ICPE Mission, Vision & Beliefs As part of our effort to (finally) set up our Instagram account, we put together a video to let everyone know what we are fighting for. If you agree with our mission, vision and beliefs, we hope you will join or renew your...
by Cathy Fuentes-Rohwer | Aug 31, 2020 | #VotePublicEd, Annual Meeting, Dr. Jennifer McCormick, Dr. Woody Myers, ICPE News
ICPE Annual Meeting 2020 ICPE held its annual meeting on 8/29/20. Our President, Cathy Fuentes-Rohwer talked about the pandemic and all that is at stake with the election and next legislative session. Dr. Woody Myers, candidate for governor, shared his support and...
by Cathy Fuentes-Rohwer | May 9, 2020 | #VotePublicEd, ICPE News
Spring 2020 School Referenda in Indiana I first got involved in the fight for public education in 2010 when my community put a referendum on the ballot. The deep cuts of 2009 had resulted in the loss of some 70 or more teachers for our schools, as well as beloved...
by Cathy Fuentes-Rohwer | May 7, 2020 | #VotePublicEd
Teachers Running For Office There’s a meme circulating on social media for Teacher Appreciation Week saying, “Want to show teachers you appreciate them? Stop voting for politicians who create bad education policies.” Exactly. Our state government is not listening to...
