School Funding

The operating referendum would have made up for the district's state funding losses.

From WFYI: School districts stand to lose more than $500 million under the latest plan to cut property taxes for Indiana homeowners.

The district is expecting a cumulative $18 million loss over six years if state legislation is passed.

The new K-12 spending plan drove division mostly along party lines and between advocates of traditional public education and those who support school choice.

Educators, elected officials and advocates criticized several Republican-authored education bills during a rally at the Statehouse Monday.

The proposal would overhaul how local property taxes fund public school corporations and create a new funding stream for charter schools.

Nine school districts across Indiana are asking voters to approve an increase to their property taxes or continue a referendum tax levy.

Indiana lawmakers will address concerns from school leaders about a possible loss of funding because of the high number of children forced to quarantine…

The Indiana General Assembly has approved full funding for schools operating virtually because of COVID-19. The Senate approved the final form of Senate…

Only four school corporations in Indiana are seeking voter-approval on funding referendums in this fall's election. It's the fewest number of referendums…