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SB0195 - Age for compulsory school attendance.

Indiana - 2024 Regular Session

Introduced by
Greg Taylor
Last updated 8 months ago

1 Co-Sponsor

Age for compulsory school attendance. Provides that a student is bound by compulsory school attendance requirements from the beginning of the fall school term for the school year in which the student is five years of age on August 1 of that school year. (Current law provides that a student is bound by compulsory school attendance requirements from the beginning of the fall school term for the school year in which the student becomes seven years of age.) Makes conforming amendments.

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SB0191 - Transparency and freedom of expression.

Indiana - 2024 Regular Session

Introduced by
Tyler Johnson
Last updated 8 months ago

1 Co-Sponsor

Transparency and freedom of expression. Establishes restrictions on a state educational institution (institution) in regard to the following: (1) A student's or employee's ideological or political viewpoints or refusal to support or endorse one or more divisive concepts. (2) Requiring a student to submit or affirm a personal diversity statement. (3) Conducting any mandatory training that includes divisive concepts or taking other specified actions related to divisive concepts. (4) Exhibiting bias against or favoritism for certain individuals or groups of individuals. (5) Requiring a student group to pay fees or security deposits that are not charged to all other student groups or denying a student group access to institution property that is routinely used by other student groups. Establishes requirements for institutions regarding the following: (1) Maintaining and posting reports of violations submitted by students or employees on the institution's website. (2) Informing students and employees regarding certain restrictions and requirements to which the institution is subject and to the definition of divisive concept. (3) Conducting, posting the results of, and submitting a report to the legislative council regarding a biennial survey. (4) Posting a current syllabus for each course offered in the current semester at the institution on the institution's website. (5) Submitting the following: (A) Certain reports to the institution's chief executive officer. (B) Certain reports to the commission for higher education (commission). Provides that a student or employee of an institution who believes that an institution has violated certain restrictions on institutions may file a report of the alleged violation with the institution. Establishes requirements regarding individuals employed by an institution whose primary or secondary job duties or job title includes diversity, equity, or inclusion. Allows and requires the commission to adopt rules.

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SB0112 - Vehicle Bill.

SB0087 - Vehicle Bill.

SB0092 - Vehicle Bill.

SB0195 - Age for compulsory school attendance.

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SB0078 - Vehicle Bill.

SB0239 - Marion County small claims courts.

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SB0058 - Restaurant carryout sales.

SB0250 - Union County food and beverage tax.

SCR0005 - Congratulating the East Central H.S. football team.

SB0114 - Vehicle Bill.

SB0068 - Vehicle Bill.

SB0071 - Vehicle Bill.

SB0191 - Transparency and freedom of expression.

Rep Kendell Culp (HD-016)

Rep Jack Jordan (HD-017)

Rep David Abbott (HD-018)

Rep Julie Olthoff (HD-019)

Rep Jim Pressel (HD-020)

Rep Timothy Wesco (HD-021)

Rep Craig Snow (HD-022)

Rep Ethan Manning (HD-023)

Rep Donna Schaibley (HD-024)

Rep Becky Cash (HD-025)

Rep Chris Campbell (HD-026)

Rep Sheila J. Klinker (HD-027)

Rep Jeffrey A. Thompson (HD-028)

Rep Chuck Goodrich (HD-029)

Rep Michael Karickhoff (HD-030)