ACLU sues governor’s office over change to IU board of trustees

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9 thoughts on “ACLU sues governor’s office over change to IU board of trustees

  1. I think IU is kinda out there sometimes, but I hope the ACLU wins solely because Braun was too cowardly to have this filed as a bill and have it debated.

    Same with Prescott erasing Union schools.

  2. Democrats—- How dare the public expect input on publicly funded schools?!? Just give us the money!

    ACLU suing over how 3 board seats are chosen. Unreal.

    1. You mention public input, as an Indiana taxpayer and IU alum, I would like direct input on matters regarding IU, through the election of alumni trustees. Instead, that traditional means for input was terminated in a last-minute legislative move — a process that prevented public input.

    2. You missed the point, Chuck. But a reminder …

      “Republicans – How dare the public expect input on publicly funded (charter or religious) schools?!? Just give them the money!”

    1. 91000 to 95000 students on 7 campuses with medical schools, dental, law schools, nursing, Kelley, economics, and other degrees. IU Medical School is number 1 on Parkinson’s, top 20 mythology, cardiology, and making doctors. IU is a major university in multiple disciplines. The state has consistently underfunded the university when examined to other state universities.

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