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Bill decried as taking away teachers rights heads to Gov Holcomb

Editor s note: This story was corrected to clarify that SB 486 affects teachers right to mandatory discussions, not collective bargaining.

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Teacher collective bargaining bill heads to Gov Holcomb

Teacher collective bargaining bill heads to Gov. Holcomb By Xain Ballenger, TheStatehouseFile.com APRIL 26, 2023 The Indiana Senate voted Tuesday to concur with House amendments on a bill to make collective bargaining between school districts and teachers optional rather than mandatory i

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Bill decried by critics as taking away teachers rights heads to Gov Holcomb

Editor s note: This story was corrected to clarify that SB 486 affects teachers right to mandatory discussions, not collective bargaining.

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Teacher collective bargaining bill heads to Gov Holcomb

The Indiana Senate voted Tuesday to concur with House amendments on a bill to make collective bargaining between school districts and teachers optional rather than mandatory in a relatively close

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Indiana lawmakers suggest a likely revival of obscene and harmful library materials ban

Indiana lawmakers are largely mum about the revival of a much-debated ban on materials deemed “harmful to minors” in school and public libraries.

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