Indiana House moves bill aimed at school board meetings

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3 thoughts on “Indiana House moves bill aimed at school board meetings

  1. This is overreach by the state legislation – What happened to Republicans pushing for reduced regulation and higher-level government intervention? (That question is rhetorical)

    This issue — of letting people speak at school board meetings — should be taken care of at the local level. If people don’t like how their current school boards are holding their public comments, they the very simple solution is to vote in a new school board.

    The state — and especially the State House of Representatives — needs to get out of things that should be handled locally.

    To be clear, I’m for public comments and recorded/streamed meetings. I’m not for state level mandates on local issues.

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