Speaking with the Super
Indy Politics talks with IPS Superintendent Aleesiah Johnson about the District’s decision to end its relationship with Charter Schools USA regarding the oversight of Emma …
A Brief Moment with Bray
Although teachers and their concerns dominated most of the conversation at the state legislature today, Senate President Pro Tempore Rod Bray says health care and …
An Org Day Extra
Indiana Issues takes the show on “the road” to speak in front of the Indianapolis Downtown Rotary Club on the issues facing Indiana lawmakers in …
Bye Bye Bosma
Indiana House Speaker Brian Bosma announced Tuesday that he was stepping down as Speaker and not running for re-election. Bosma was first elected to the …
The 2020 Preview
Indiana lawmakers say addressing teacher’s concerns, raising the legal age for vaping and cigarette smoking, as well as tackling workforce development are all on the agenda …
Misled, Miseducated and Misdirected
by Abdul-Hakim Shabazz As you may be aware, on Tuesday, thousands of teachers are planning to rally at the Statehouse to express their displeasure over …
Just Let Them Teach
Indy Politics speaks with public education advocate Justin Oakley, one of the organizers of Tuesday’s “Ed for Red” rally at the statehouse where thousands of …
A Republican Revolution?
Is there a revolution starting to take place in the Marion and Hamilton County Republican parties that could have a major impact on 2020? Of …
Hill Running for Re-Election
Indiana Attorney General Curtis Hill announced this morning that he is running for re-election in 2020. In a statement this morning, Hill said… “Over the …
More Talk On Teacher Pay
Although the average Indiana teacher’s salary is below the national average, one researcher has found that when you factor in the cost of living, Hoosier …