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Editorial: Case manager turnover remains a problem at Department of Child Services - Vimarsana News

Editorial: Case manager turnover remains a problem at Department of Child Services

Family case managers are arguably the most integral to the Indiana Department of Child Services’ mission to protect children’s safety. They’re the front line against child abuse and neglect.

Editorial: GOP focus on literacy is good, but discussion needs to be judicious and inclusive - Vimarsana News

Editorial: GOP focus on literacy is good, but discussion needs to be judicious and inclusive

It’s noteworthy to see the state supermajority pushing for the retention of more third-grade students who do not meet reading standards.

Editorial: State Budget Committee keeps questions of Indiana Gaming Commission secret - Vimarsana News

Editorial: State Budget Committee keeps questions of Indiana Gaming Commission secret

As part of a new legislative effort to limit the rule-making authority of state agencies, departments critical to government operations justified their fee and penalty schedules before the State Budget

Their View: Schools dashboard offers deeper understanding - Vimarsana News

Their View: Schools dashboard offers deeper understanding

Transparency ought to be the hallmark of an effective democracy. Allowing citizens to access data painting a clearer picture of an institution is the best way for them to judge

Editorial: New college-going initiatives could convince more Hoosiers to seek higher education - Vimarsana News

Editorial: New college-going initiatives could convince more Hoosiers to seek higher education

Overall college enrollment and the state’s college-going rate are beginning to turn around after more than a decade of declines, the Indiana Commission for Higher Education announced last week.