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Kokomo School Board adopts new discussion policy - Vimarsana News

Kokomo School Board adopts new discussion policy

A new policy at Kokomo School Corporation gives teachers a right that was eliminated from state law earlier this year.

School leaders weigh in on controversial "book-banning" bill | News - Vimarsana News

School leaders weigh in on controversial "book-banning" bill | News

Indiana educators have found themselves split when it comes to a new law allowing parents to challenge books containing “harmful or obscene” content in public school libraries.

Tourism bureau takes first steps to picture its role with a Lake County convention center - Vimarsana News

Tourism bureau takes first steps to picture its role with a Lake County convention center

The South Shore Convention and Visitors Center took its first steps Thursday to get a clearer picture what its future role could be — developer, operator or marketing entity — if a Lake County convention center were to become reality. Board members approved 13-0 with two abstentions to enter into a contract with Sports Facilities Companies of Clearwater, Florida, for a market and feasibility ...

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SSCVA hopes for role in proposed Gary convention center - Vimarsana News

SSCVA hopes for role in proposed Gary convention center

Lobbyists for the South Shore Convention and Visitors Authority board said there are still a few ways the bureau can be involved with the proposed Lake County convention center despite changes to the original bill that cut it out of the process.

Some districts will continue meeting with teacher unions after lawmakers remove mandate - Vimarsana News

Some districts will continue meeting with teacher unions after lawmakers remove mandate

Some Northwest Indiana school leaders say they’ll continue to talk with teachers about education topics, despite a new state law that no longer requires it.