INDIANA EDUCATION INSIGHT
The intersection of education policy and curriculum – explained
One – stop source for what’s happening & what to expect
This newsletter, which debuted in 1997, is the only one-stop source for information about what’s happening-and what to expect-at all levels of the educational system in the state, including activities of the General Assembly, the Indiana Department of Education and State Board of Education, the Indiana Commission for Higher Education, Distressed Unit Appeals Board, and the new Governor’s Workforce Cabinet – while keeping you informed about developments at the local levels that often fly under the radar.
Analysis of education at all levels – and in all forms:
Public, charter & voucher schools
Workforce training & career development
Higher education
Finance, referenda & construction
As education and the workforce and career development moves to the top of the policy agenda and charter and voucher schools assume greater prominence, this newsletter offers what you need to monitor or participate in education policy development in the state.
This newsletter is a must-read for school superintendents, principals, and board members; education professionals, including researchers; architects, engineering, and construction firms; school vendors; law firms; associations and unions; legislators; state officials and agencies; the news media; community leaders; university officials; regional educational service centers; and businesses concerned about education.
Recent News
What you can learn from the HANNAH NEWS INDIANA newsletters this week
What you can learn from INDIANA LEGISLATIVE INSIGHT (08/19/19): ● Many unknowns around Rep. Ellington's campaign disclosure idea ● Sen. Tallian readies a new run, but not for governor ● Gun-rights group accuses Sen. Braun of bailing on Second Amendment [...]
What you can learn from the HANNAH NEWS INDIANA newsletters this week
What you can learn from INDIANA LEGISLATIVE INSIGHT (07/15/19): ● State payroll modernization is next big IT lift ● Rumored: Mayor to challenge incumbent for Congress ● Woody announces for Governor ● Sen. Young files bills on organ donation and [...]
What a drag it is
As of May 31, the Indiana Public Retirement System defined benefit portfolio has returned 4.05% net of fees on a fiscal year-to-date basis. That puts INPRS on track for the lowest rate of return since Fiscal Year 2016. Private [...]
What you can learn from the HANNAH NEWS INDIANA newsletters this week
What you can learn from INDIANA LEGISLATIVE INSIGHT (07/08/19): ● Update on state pension fund performance ● Asset forfeiture keeping Indiana Supreme Court busy ● Duke Energy proposes two-step rate increase ● Unemployment rate grows over-the-year yet again ● Marketplace [...]