It's unacceptable that IN is 47th worst state for teachers in the U.S. We must demand policies that recognize an educator’s value and implement solutions to attract & retain educators. When we back teachers, parents, and students, we protect our future. https://t.co/2Zw69AOYnd
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His message is Indiana’s reality as well.
It’s time for a common sense Hoosier governor who was an educator and will inform all. Kids, parents and communities deserve to know what our neighborhood public schools are facing. #savepublicschs
.@GovHolcomb has until Monday, May 8 to veto SB 486. Ask the governor to stand with teachers and veto this bill. His office can be reached at 317-232-4567 or by email using our call to action below.
https://t.co/sVdNfSd0ld
"Once again, the General Assembly has callously betrayed Indiana's hardworking educators and flagrantly ignored the impassioned pleas of our state's teachers by passing SB 486."
Next week is our last chance to defeat SB 486 before it goes to the governor. Raise your voice. Let legislators know we won’t be silenced.
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Public schools across Indiana were already being forced into passing referendums to fund critical services.
Now, Republicans want to divert much of those dollars to unaccountable charter schools.
https://t.co/c71RXqEUKL
BREAKING: Three students and the shooter are dead after a shooting at a school for preschool through sixth-grade students in Nashville, according to reports.
https://t.co/CEtPmZCvzI
Why are we spending more than $1 billion for wealthy families to attend a private school for free, when we’re not even adequately funding our public schools that serve 90% of kids?
Tell lawmakers to prioritize public schools in the budget.
https://t.co/hLbFAvwy2D
The Senate is currently hearing SB 486 for a final vote.
The bill would take away the rights of teachers to discuss certain topics with school administrators.