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“Our schools will not use the curriculum as a vehicle for religious instruction,” the superintendent wrote.
Aug 11, 2026
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In a symbolic move, the board will consider asking residents if they would favor a state millionaires tax and another new revenue source for schools.
The decision, based on party affiliation requirements, could be a first for Indiana school board elections.
Families are getting services and payments faster after winning special education cases, but the city still fails to meet legal timelines in most cases.
Plus, this school district piloted a statewide cellphone ban. The results were positive but some parents and teachers have lingering concerns.
Aug 10, 2026
