
Rachel Fradette
Statehouse Education Reporter at WFYI-TV (Indianapolis, IN)
🎙️@wfyi Statehouse Education reporter | Prev. @IndyStar @ndn | Send me things: [email protected]
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1 week ago |
tribstar.com | Rachel Fradette
The Union School Corp. is suing the state to stop a new law that would dissolve the district in 2027. In a lawsuit filed Thursday, Union district officials argue that state lawmakers violated several provisions of the Indiana Constitution when they added language to a property tax bill that mandates the district’s closure. The measure, included in Senate Enrolled Act 1, was passed in the final weeks of the 2025 legislative session with no public hearing.
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1 week ago |
wfyi.org | Rachel Fradette
May 8, 2025 The Union School Corporation is seeking to reverse a decision by Indiana state lawmakers that would dissolve the district in 2027. In a lawsuit filed Thursday, Union district officials argue that state officials violated several provisions of the Indiana Constitution when they added language to a property tax bill that mandates the district’s closure.
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1 week ago |
indianapublicmedia.org | Rachel Fradette
The Union School Corporation is suing the state to stop a new law that would dissolve the district in 2027. In alawsuit filed Thursday, Union district officials argue that state lawmakers violated several provisions of the Indiana Constitution when they added language to a property tax bill that mandates the district’s closure. The measure, included in Senate Enrolled Act 1, was passed in the final weeks of the 2025 legislative session with no public hearing.
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1 week ago |
indianapublicmedia.org | Rachel Fradette
New laws are coming to Indiana schools after the Indiana General Assembly concluded the 2025 legislative session last month. Gov. Mike Braun signed dozens ofeducation-related bills since last month,including his priority property tax reform package, which is expected to cost schools $744.4 million in property tax revenue. The law also requires school districts to share localproperty tax revenue with eligible charter schoolsbeginning in 2028. State lawmakers passed a two-year budget.
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1 week ago |
wfyi.org | Rachel Fradette
May 6, 2025 New laws are coming to Indiana schools after the Indiana General Assembly concluded the 2025 legislative session last month. Gov. Mike Braun signed dozens of education-related bills since last month, including his priority property tax reform package, which is expected to cost schools $744.4 million in property tax revenue. The law also requires school districts to share local property tax revenue with eligible charter schools beginning in 2028.
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