HB 1136 is not only bad legislation, it is criminal. In the state of Indiana, grand larceny is the theft of property or money worth more than $750 without the owner’s consent.

House Bill 1136, now before the Indiana General Assembly, ... HB 1136 is authored by state Rep. Jake Teshka, a Republican from the South Bend area. Reps. Jeffrey Thompson and Timothy O’Brien are ...

He said the main difference between Indiana's parent trigger law and HB 1136 is the proposed bill would have state policymakers, not corporation families, make the call of whether to make a ...

HB 1136, from Rep. Jake ... A northern Indiana lawmaker has filed a bill that would effectively dissolve the Indianapolis Public Schools district and turn its remaining 50 district-run schools ...

A bill from an Evansville lawmaker would disband certain public schools in Indiana. ... 1136 states if more than 50% of students who live in the ... answer any questions regarding HB 1136." ...

An Indiana lawmaker introduced HB 1136 to help ensure the best education possible for kids. To stream 13 WTHR on your phone, you need the 13 WTHR app. Download the 13 WTHR app. ... Indiana lawmakers ...

Lawmakers should reject HB 1136 and instead focus on policies that strengthen Indiana’s public schools, address staffing shortages and ensure equitable resources for all students, ISTA stated.

The Indiana State Teachers Association issued a statement in response to the filing of HB 1136 on Jan. 2. ISTA President Keith Gambill said the bill would erode "the foundation of democracy in ...

INDIANAPOLIS — The state’s largest school district, and four other public school districts, could be doomed under a proposed bill to be considered when the Indiana General Assembly comes back… ...

HB 1136 proposes dissolving five school corporations, including IPS, by converting schools to charter status and eliminating local school boards. This harmful legislation would strip communities of ...

The Indiana State Teachers Association issued a statement in response to the filing of HB 1136 on Jan. 2. ISTA President Keith Gambill said the bill would erode "the foundation of democracy in ...