Indiana schools have new requirements when older students are truant
Family Issues
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Indiana schools have new requirements when older students are truant
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Summer food aid cut. That’s a ‘problem’ for Indiana kids, advocates say
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Only 146 abortions reportedly performed in Indiana in first full year of near-total abortion ban
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New Indiana law expands religious education time, relaxes STEM licensing, shortens bullying alerts
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New law aims to further study chronic absenteeism in schools
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Advocate: Legislative changes to services for Deaf children reveals lack of community engagement
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Indiana’s On My Way Pre-K falls short in national report, despite increases in funding
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Human sexuality instruction bill heads to governor — without consent repeal
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New law opens opportunities for qualified foster youth and emancipated minors to access to bank accounts
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Gov. Mike Braun seeks to identify ‘marriage penalties’ in state tax, benefit policies
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Senate GOP budget proposal splits from House on school vouchers, child care limits
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Senate sends broad parental rights measure to governor’s desk
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Judge grants injunction blocking Indiana from releasing abortion records
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Bill headed to governor’s desk sets aside child care vouchers for foster families
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Indiana lawmakers move to mandate paid parental leave for teachers
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Foster youth could open a bank account with judge’s consent under bill headed to Senate floor
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Lawmakers aim to streamline child care licensing for multi-site providers
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Gov. Mike Braun expands paid parental leave benefits for state employees
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Report: Child poverty drops to decade low, but Indiana youth face ‘epidemic of loneliness’
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Senate advances bill to make public schools post human sexuality instruction materials
