61. NCSL LegisBrief Energy Efficiency In Schools State Incentive indiana schools also have access to the state's alternative Power Energy GrantProgram. No schools, however, had taken part in the program as of early 2002. http://www.ncsl.org/public/legis1039.htm

62. IndyStar.com: Education Western Boone School Corporation, and NW Hendricks schools. 1002 S. 350 E. Marion,indiana (800) 333 The alternative education programs offered are full time http://www.indystar.com/community/education/specialed.html

MARKETPLACE: Classifieds Autos Apartments Jobs ... Star Links Links mentioned in The Star Star Source Send us your news tips, ideas Specialty schools Academy Plus 488 Gradle Drive Carmel, Indiana Academy Plus offers remedial, enrichment and regular programs for middle school through high school students, grades 5 to 12. Known for small classes and personalized learning, the school has an enrollment of approximately 70 students. Boone-Clinton-Northwest Hendricks Joint Services 50 S. Maish Road Frankfort, Indiana A cooperative which provides support services to special education programs in these 7 school districts: Frankfort Schools, Rossville Consolidated School District, Clinton Central Schools, Clinton Prairie Schools, Lebanon Community Schools, Western Boone School Corporation, and N.W. Hendricks Schools. Dyslexia Institute of Indiana, Inc. 1100 W. 42nd Street, Suite 385 Indianapolis The Institute provides information and referral for dyslexia testing, characteristics of dyslexia, and recommended readings. Volunteers provide general information about dyslexia, preparation for college, and related issues. Provides outreach and tutoring in primarily the Orton-Gillingham approach for children and adults 7 and older with dyslexia. Sliding scale fees are available. Indiana School for the Blind 7725 North College Avenue Indianapolis The Indiana School for the Blind has an enrollment of approximately 175 students and receives funding from the State of Indiana. Pre-school through high school programs are offered free of charge on a residential or day school basis for young people of Indiana who are blind or visually impaired.

63. HSLDA | Indiana--A Legal Analysis alternative Statutes Allowing for Home schools Ind The indiana Appellate Court heldthat the indiana compulsory attendance law allows the operation of home http://www.hslda.org/laws/analysis/IN.asp

HSLDA's E-lert Service: Home Schooling by State State Laws A summary of the legal options for homeschooling in every state Organizations Home school organizations in your neighborhood or across the world Cases Legal contacts and cases that HSLDA is involved with Legislation Federal and state legislation relating home schooling Headlines News and updates on legal contacts and other issues that affect home schoolers Member Resources State forms and other resources along with an online form to contact your staff LAWS INDIANA Indiana HOME LAWS ORGANIZATIONS CASES ... LEGISLATION INDIANA Updated August 2002 Compulsory Attendance Ages: "Earlier of the date on which the child officially enrolls in a school or reaches the age of 7 until the date on which he reaches the age of 18." West's Annotated Indiana Code § 20-8.1-3-17. Required Days of Instruction: "for the number of days public schools are in session in the school corporation in which the child is enrolled in Indiana," or "if the child is enrolled outside Indiana, for the number of days the public schools are in session where the child is enrolled." Generally, 180 days. Required Subjects: "A school that is nonpublic, non-accredited, and not otherwise approved by the Indiana State Board of Education is not bound by any requirements set forth in IC 20 or IC 21 with regard to curriculum or the content of educational programs offered by the school." (§ 20-8.1-3-17.3.)

64. Welcome To South Bend, Indiana - Education WaNee Community schools (Nappanee is an independent, national Catholic universitylocated at Notre Dame, indiana, adjacent to Hamilton alternative High School. http://www.southbend.com/Education.shtml

Add Your Site Add Your Event Local Events Local Maps ... Music Instruction K - 12 Northern Indiana Educational Services Ctr. Baugo Community Schools (Elkhart) Bremen Public Schools (Bremen) Concord Community Schools (Elkhart) ... The Montessori Academy at Edison Lakes The Montessori Academy at Edison Lakes, true to the teachings and spirit of Dr. Maria Montessori, exists to create an environment which fosters respect for others ... discipline, integrity and moral strength of the self ... a passion for learning. New Prairie United School Corporation (New Prairie) Penn-Harris-Madison School Corporation (Mishawaka) Penn High School (Mishawaka) Plymouth Community Schools (Plymouth) ... Andrews University AU is the flagship educational institution of the Seventh-day Adventist Church, including the SDA Theological Seminary, College of Arts and Sciences, School of Business, School of Education, College of Technology, and the Division of Architecture. Bethel College Davenport University Web site for Davenport University. Ferris State University A national leader in providing opportunities for innovative teaching and learning in career-oriented, technological and professional education.

65. Indiana Schools Of Nursing On: The Nurse Friendly Health Professions 8600 University Boulevard Evansville, indiana 47712 Phone Gains,However, Come As Many schools Work to up to 30% on alternative Chiropractic http://www.lopez1.com/lopez/nursingschools/indiana.schools.of.nursing.htm

Nurse Directories on: The Nurse Friendly Indiana Schools of Nursing You are here: Home Directories Nursing Schools, Colleges of Nursing The Shortcut URL To This Section Is http://www.nursefriendly.com/schools/ Each link on our website is Nurse-Reviewed and Approved. To add your site to our index, please click here Add Your Website/URL Do you have a question or concern? Please E-mail us See also: Indiana Nurse Entrepreneurs Anderson University - School Of Nursing http://www.anderson.edu/academics/nurs/ Ball State University School of Nursing http://www.bsu.edu/nursing/ Goshen College Nursing Department :"The Goshen College Nursing Department is committed to quality nursing education with an emphasis in liberal arts and the discipline of nursing." Linda Bontreger, Administrative Assistant 1700 S. Main St. Goshen, IN 46526 219-535-7370 e-mail: Lindasb@goshen.edu http://www.goshen.edu/nursing/ Indiana State University School of Nursing :"The Indiana State University School of Nursing has offered quality nursing education programs for nearly forty years. Currently, the School has a two-year associate degree program as well as a four-year generic baccalaureate degree program. As part of the baccalaureate degree program there is a track for registered nurses (RN-BSN) which is available both on campus and via distance education. All courses (clinical and non-clinical) in the graduate program will be available via distance education (as well as on campus) by 2001. The graduate program’s clinical tracks include adult health nursing, community health nursing, and family nurse practitioner as well as role preparation for administration, teaching, and practice. Graduate students may select a thesis or a non-thesis option. All of the School’s degree programs are accredited by the Indiana State Board of Nursing and the National League for Nursing Accrediting Commission."

66. Indiana ADR Some additional areas where parties can use alternative dispute resolution in Indianaare (1 schools also use mediation, increasingly in the form of http://www.spea.indiana.edu/icri/indy_adr.htm

Indiana Conflict Resolution Institute Research Paper: ADR in Indiana Alternative Dispute Resolution in Indiana by Christine Clark-Trevino Contents Indiana ADR in General Mediation Arbitration Additional Uses of ADR ... Mediation Resources Indiana ADR in General Within the state of Indiana, disputing parties seeking resolution of issues can forego traditional litigation and choose from an array of alternative dispute resolution techniques. These techniques encompass such areas as public employee disputes, labor disputes, administrative agency matters, and personal disputes. The most common forms of alternative dispute resolution are mediation and arbitration, commonly divided into civil and domestic. Authority for Alternative Dispute Resolution in Indiana Indiana Rules for Alternative Dispute Resolution: Rules 1 through 7.7. Mediation When parties decide to mediate a dispute they choose to involve a neutral third party, who will encourage and assist them in negotiating a voluntary resolution of their dispute. This mediator helps to identify the issues and interests involved, solve problems, and craft settlement alternatives. The mediator has no power to decide the dispute. The disputing parties themselves decide on an acceptable settlement, which the mediator may draw up and present to them. The mediation process is confidential and speedier and relatively less expensive than proceeding to litigation to resolve issues.

67. National Council On Teacher Quality - Indiana about perceptions of charter schools, is available 19992000) On paper, indiana hasdeveloped a of teaching candidates (through alternative certification and http://www.nctq.org/states/in.html

News, analysis, and research by topic... TEACHER PREPARATION AND CERTIFICATION Alternative certification Unconventional recruiting Reform of teacher education Subject-matter knowledge Pedagogy Teacher testing SCHOOL STAFFING Principal autonomy Teacher career ladders Tenure Seniority and union issues TEACHER PAY Teacher salaries Pay-for-performance and merit pay Higher pay for math, science and other shortage fields Higher pay for hard-to-staff urban or rural schools EVALUATING AND IMPROVING TEACHER PERFORMANCE Value-added analysis Peer review Tools for evaluators Mentoring Professional development National board certification (NBPTS) ACCOUNTABILITY Holding schools accountable Holding teachers accountable INDIANA Most Significant Reforms Subject matter exams required for teachers. Recent Developments (October 25, 2002) According to an article in the Indianapolis Star , teachers in Indianapolis charter schools earn less money on average than teachers who work for the school district, though this discrepancy can be explained in part by these charter school teachers having less experience. Despite the lower salaries, many teachers say they are attracted to the charter schools because they have more flexibility in their teaching.

68. Guide To The New Schools Exchange Records (Manuscript Group 889): Finding Aid Education Project Bloomington, indiana 1972, nd, 7, 74, alternative Press CentreToronto, Ontario 19731974, 7, 75, alternative schools Coalition Philadelphia http://webtext.library.yale.edu/xml2html/mssa.0889.con.html

Guide to the New Schools Exchange Records (Manuscript Group 889) Tom Hyry Yale University Library, Manuscripts and Archives, Home Search Finding Aid Database Search Library Catalog Overview Creator: New Schools Exchange, inc. Title: New Schools Exchange records 1968-1978 (inclusive) Quantity: 25 linear ft. Acknowledgements: Gift of the New Schools Exchange, 1978. Preferred Citation: New Schools Exchange Records. Manuscripts and Archives, Yale University Library. Summary: The records consist of publications, correspondence, writings, school directories, and other information documenting the New Schools Exchange specifically and the schools, individuals, and other organizations of the free school movement generally. The collection includes hundreds of files documenting individual schools in the United States, Canada, and abroad, as well as many ephemeral newsletters, journals, and other publications relating to alternative education. Biographical Overview: The New Schools Exchange (NSE) was formed at the First New Schools Conference in Menlo Park, California in March 1969. Led by Harvey Haber and located in Santa Barbara, California, NSE's mission was to provide a clearinghouse for resources and information relating to the free school movement. The Exchange collected information and published school directories and the New Schools Exchange Newsletter , a widely read publication within the alternative school network. Haber served as managing editor for the newsletter until the fall of 1971, when Kat Marin assumed these duties. In early 1973, Bill Harwood and Grace Dailey took on the bulk of NSE's duties and moved the organization to St. Paris, Ohio. In 1974, Harwood and Dailey moved the Exchange to Pettigrew, Arkansas where they integrated subsistence farming and communal living into the continuing educational work of the group. The New Schools Exchange published its final newsletter in 1978 and ceased operations due to financial shortcomings.

69. Indiana Web Academy indiana Web Academy is presently assembling a team of partners to assist in deploya Statewide ASP, and offer it to schools as a viable alternative to the http://www.indianawebacademy.org/newsletter.asp

. . . Table of Contents . . . HOME E-FLASH NEWSLETTER JOIN . . . Requirements . . . School Participation Agreement (Requires Acrobat Reader) ABOUT IWA . . . Our Mission . . . Benefits . . . What can IWA do for me . . . Sponsors . . . Staff . . . Contact Us STUDENTS . . . Student Survey PARENTS TEACHERS/ADMIN SPONSORS . . . Become an IWA Sponsor PROGRAMS . . . Education Portal . . . E-Flash . . . E-Locker . . . E-Parent . . . IWA Website Contest . . . Request A Training Session . . . Seminars . . . Semester Courses . . . Summer Workshops . . . JASON Project . . . Digital Divide Initiatives . . . E-Scholars . . . IWA CareComm Internet Access . . . IWA/Gateway Partnership . . . Preferred Vendor Program STORE . . . Terms of Service . . . Technical Support RESOURCES . . . Broadcast Network . . . Common Questions MEMBER SCHOOLS . . . Members Only . . . Tech Support COMMON QUESTIONS CONTACT US . . . E-Flash Archives . . . Current Issue Volume 4, Number 1 (1/1/03) Volume 3, Number 3 (12/1/02) Volume 3, Number 2 (11/1/02) Volume 3, Number 1 (9/1/02)

70. Thomas Gregory Faculty Vita: - School Of Education, Indiana University Education, indiana University. 19781981, Director, alternative SchoolsTeacher Education Program, indiana University. 1974-1976, Associate http://www.indiana.edu/~iuncate/facultyvita/gregory.html

Bloomington Campus Indianapolis Campus IU NCATE Home IU NCATE Site Map ... Core Campuses: Bloomington and Indianapolis for the National Council for Accreditation of Teacher Education and the Indiana Professional Standards Board Faculty Vita Thomas Gregory, Ph.D. Title: Professor Office: W. W. Wright School of Education, room 3206 Campus: Bloomington E-mail: gregory@indiana.edu Year of appointment: Academic Degrees Ph.D. The University of Texas at Austin Curriculum (Teacher Education) M.A. Kent State University Education B.S. The Ohio State University Music Education Professional Experience 1969-Present Professor, Indiana University. 1993-Present Director, A Community of Teachers teacher education program, Indiana University Volunteer Teacher while conducting participant/observer research, Jefferson County (Colorado) Open High School Director, Office of Instructional Computing, School of Education, Indiana University Director, Alternative Schools Teacher Education Program, Indiana University Associate Director, Division of Teacher Education, Indiana University Coordinator, Introductory Teacher Education Course, Indiana University

71. Indiana's K-12 Home Page indiana Public schools on the WebCategory Regional North America United States indiana Education...... On this page you'll find links to those indiana K12 schools which haveregistered their site with the indiana Department of Education. http://ideanet.doe.state.in.us/htmls/k12.html

School Data Site Map Staff Directory just this area Indiana Department of Education Welcome to the Indiana K-12 home page. On this page you'll find links to those Indiana K-12 schools which have registered their site with the Indiana Department of Education. If you know of an official K-12 school web site in Indiana that is not in our list, feel free to register it using the online form found below. Home pages from Indiana's K-12 community are an important link to both educational and community resources. As K-12 home pages are developed, we will make every effort to link them. Educational Service Centers are also cooperating in an effort to make Indiana's K-12 community available over the World Wide Web. Additional Service Center Information can be accessed on the ESC page Register Your Indiana School Webmasters: If the URL of any schools within your corporation change, please notify us at the Department of Education by resubmitting a site registration. Looking for a K-12 Public School Looking for Other Schools Elementary Schools A-F G-M N-S T-Z Middle/Junior High Schools A-F G-M N-S T-Z High Schools

72. NDPC/N Resources : : : Journal Of At-Risk Issues largest urban districts in the state of indiana. faculty worked closely with alternativeschool faculty was developed based on effective schools research and http://www.dropoutprevention.org/resource/journal_risk/archive/volume6_2.htm

home site map contact back to Journal of At-Risk Issues Abstracts The Journal of At-Risk Issues Abstracts: Volume 6, Number 2, 2000 Small-Town Bullying and Student-on-Student Aggression:An Initial Investigation of Risk by Ed Simanton, Pauline Burthwick, and John Hoover Students At Risk Attending High Schools and Alternative Schools: Goals, Barriers, and Accommodations by Camilla A. Lehr and Cheryl M. Lange What Students Say About Bilingual Education by Gail L. Thompson The Structure of Self-Assessed Competencies in an Urban At-Risk Sample by Raymond K. Yang, David MacPhee, Robert J. Fetsch, and James J. Wahler Challenging Our Assumptions by Recognizing Our Differences: The Story of Mona and Donna by Christopher Worthman Success for At-Risk High School Students: A University and School Partnership by E. Marcia Sheridan

73. Make-up Credits: Correspondence, Night & Summer School Plus Alternative Schools/ MAKEUP CREDITS NIGHT/SUMMER/CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOL PLUS alternative schools/GED. IndianaUniversity School of Continuing Studies 800-334-1011. http://www.geocities.com/davetgc/Makeup.htm

MAKE-UP CREDITS: NIGHT/SUMMER/CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOL PLUS ALTERNATIVE SCHOOLS/GED VIRTUAL COLLEGES/UNIVERSITIES There are over 300 colleges and universities that offer distance learning: internet classes, independent study classes, cable and/or satellite television classes plus traditional classes that may be taken for high school and college credit. Here are some: Eastern Michigan University Western Michigan University Indiana University School of Continuing Studies Michigan State University ... And even more CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS North Central allows up to 4 credits of the total graduation requirements, and East Lansing High School allows 3 credits (22 credits to graduate) to be earned through accredited correspondence school programs such as: American School Prices range from $120 to 224 per class plus a $20 registration fee Brigham Young University $94 per 1/2 credit plus textbook Clintondale Virtual High School 810-790-2746 $325 per class (1/2 credit) Indiana University School of Continuing Studies $115 per course Keystone National High School $189 per unit + shipping+books University of Missouri-Center for Distance and Independent Study $99 per half-credit University of Nebraska-Lincoln Independent High School $98 per half unit plus books University of Nevada-Reno $80 per half unit North Dakota Division of Independent Study Tuition is $73 per class plus texbook, study guide, etc.

74. NCACS -- Positions With Nonconventional Schools And Homescooling Programs. interested, send resume to harmony@indiana.edu or to provide an excellent educationalalternative to students many will have come from poorperforming schools. http://ncacs.org/jobs.htm

the NCACS Membership Publications Resources ... Contact Jobs Professional Opportunities Select an Option Professional Opportunities Situations Wanted PUBLIC OPEN SCHOOL PRIMARY PRINCIPAL Ann Arbor Public Schools, Ann Arbor MI PROGRAM COORDINATOR-TEACHER Community School, Roanoke VA NURSERY/ELEMENTARY Play Mountain Place, Los Angeles, CA SEEKING DIRECTOR Venice Hill School, Visalia CA EXTRAORDINARY EDUCATORS WANTED Shackleton School, Ashby, MA PROGRESSIVE K-12 PROGRAM IN FLORIDA Renaissance Progressive School, Lakeland FL SEEKING DEVELOPMENT COORDINATOR Arthur Morgan School, Burnsville, NC NEW YORK INTERNSHIP Little River Community School, Canton NY THIRD/FOURTH GRADE Harmony School, Bloomington, IN MONTESSORI TEACHERS Spruce Pine Montessori, Spruce Pine, NC COMMUNITY OUTREACH TEACHER Blue Rock School, West Nyack, NY PROGRESSIVE EDUCATORS Los Angeles Leadership Academy, Los Angeles CA CORE TEACHER Explorations Academy, Bellingham WA CHOICE ACADMEY PUBLIC OPEN SCHOOL PRIMARY PRINCIPAL Open School K-8 Principal Sought, Ann Arbor, MI Seeking NON-traditional educator who is DEVOTED to the "open" philosophy. Alfie Kohn proponent welcome! Email me and I'll fill you in on the details:

75. Project Extended Day - Main Page Myra Remmel Director of Pupil Personnel La Porte indiana has two middle schoolsBoston and But this is a different alternative to outof-school suspensions http://www.projectextendedday.org/main.html

Tour Presentation Request Form Main page La Porte School Corporation LA PORTE COMMUNITY SCHOOL CORPORATION 1921 "A" Street La Porte, Indiana 46350 (219) 362-7056 Project ED (Extended Day) is an alternative to out-of-school suspension based on the philosophy that behavior can be modified. The program allows students to attend their regular classes in their home school but extends their daily schedule to include before and after school sessions. The after school sessions provide students with the opportunity to build academic, discipline, and social skills. The Project respects the student and emphasizes his/her responsibility as well as the parents' responsibility. Project ED does not delve into the student's past failures but looks forward toward a change in behavior. Research shows that one of the most effective methods of disciplining a child is to use a positive approach to discipline based on reality while building a trusting, supportive relationship. To see how well this program works, visit our Our Stats pages.

76. IEC Introduction indiana School Funding Symposium alternative Tax Structures for indiana's SchoolsImplications for School Funding. Summary of Symposium Proceedings. http://www.ncrel.org/sdrs/pbriefs/98/intro.htm

Sponsored by the North Central Regional Educational Laboratory and the Education Commission of the States NCREL is increasingly moving from policy publications to policy in action. The Indiana School Funding Symposium Summary is the result of a collaboration between NCREL, the Education Commission of the States (ECS), and key state policymakers in Indiana. The Indiana Education Policy Council was born out of this collaboration as a mechanism for achieving a common knowledge base and a neutral place to engage policymakers in nonpartisan dialogue around critical education issues. On June 22, 1998 the Indiana Education Policy Council held a statewide symposium to address the implications of alternative tax structures for Indiana's Schools. The Symposium Summary will give the reader two states' perspectives on school finance as well as a number of themes that emerged during the course of the day. Indiana School Funding Symposium: Alternative Tax Structures for Indiana's Schools: Implications for School Funding Summary of Symposium Proceedings Prepared by Judy Taylor IEC TOC Next Introduction On June 22, 1998, approximately 300 Hoosiers attended a symposium in the Indiana State Government Center Auditorium entitled, "Alternative Tax Structures for Indiana's Schools: Implications for School Funding." The symposium was sponsored by the Indiana Education Council, a bipartisan education forum organized under the auspices of the North Central Regional Educational Laboratory (NCREL) and the Education Commission of the States (ECS). In addition, the Indiana Department of Education and the Indiana University Education Policy Center provided support for the Symposium which drew a broad range of concerned citizens. Legislators, state and local school board officials, school superintendents, university professors, representatives from the Governor's Office and the Citizen's Commission on Taxes, teachers, administrators, and concerned tax-payers participated in the discussion.

77. Whitley County Consolidated Schools 2002 Whitley County Consolidated schools 107 North School Indian Springs MiddleSchool Columbia City High School Diamond Center alternative School Our Kids http://wccs.k12.in.us/dc/

Whitley County Consolidated Schools District Information Calendars IDOE Information Staff Email ... Dept of Education Diamond Center Mission Statement We believe that we are to provide an equal educational opportunity for the youth of the school community. We affirm our responsibility to seek academic excellence by educating our youth without discrimination as each student is an individual with a unique combination of needs, concerns, desires, attitudes, and abilities. We strive to assist students, as citizens, in making mature and responsible decisions to meet the challenges of society, both today and tomorrow. For further information, please call (260) 244-5772 extention 1600. 107 North Walnut Street - Suite A Columbia City, IN 46725-2021 Phone: (260) 244-5771 Fax: (260) 244-4099 Comments or Suggestions About Our Website? Send an Email to the WCCS Webmaster Our Schools Our Kids Preschool Coesse Elementary Mary Raber Elementary Northern Heights Elemetary ... Diamond Center Alternative

78. EPA : Global Warming : Resource Center : Funding : States : Financial Assistance Office/Region, indiana Department of Commerce Energy Policy to install and study alternativeand renewable units of local government (including public schools). http://yosemite.epa.gov/oar/globalwarming.nsf/content/ResourceCenterFundingState

var homeDb = 'oar/globalwarming.nsf' Global Warming - Resource Center Recent Additions Contact Us Print Version Search Area: EPA Home Global Warming Resource Center Funding ... States > Financial Assistance - Indiana Publications Presentations Tools Funding ... Data Financial Assistance - Indiana Alternative Fuel Transportation Grant Alternative Fuel Vehicle Infrastructure Grant Program Alternative Power and Energy Grant Program Indiana Biomass Grant Program ... Indiana Recycling Grants Program Title Alternative Fuel Transportation Grant Office/Region Indiana Department of Commerce Energy Policy Division Description This program is designed to enable businesses and institutions to acquire alternative fuel vehicles and to make use of alternative transportation fuels. Amounts Grant amounts are available up to a maximum of $10,000, but no less than $2,000. Matching protocol varies. Eligibility Businesses, non-profit institutions and units of local government (including public school systems). Application Deadline Rolling application URL: http://www.state.in.us/doc/energy/AFTGP-Guidlines.htm

79. Muncie, Indiana - TheStarPress.com fiscal crisis, shouldn't traditional schools try to two great successes They providealternative settings for things, then why don't indiana legislators allow http://www.thestarpress.com/tsp/opinion/03/mar/0318editorial.php

/* You may give each page an identifying name, server, and channel on the next lines. */ var pageName="" var server="" var channel="" var pageType="" var pageValue="" var prop1="" var prop2="" var prop3="" var prop4="" var prop5="" var prop6="news" var prop7="" var prop8="" var prop9="" var prop10="" /********* INSERT THE DOMAIN AND PATH TO YOUR CODE BELOW ************/ /********** DO NOT ALTER ANYTHING ELSE BELOW THIS LINE! *************/ var s_code=' ' Opinion Ed/Op Page Forums Homepage ... NIE Tuesday, April 8, 2003 Editorial: Spending cap would stifle charter schools Charter schools, which Indiana legislators argued about far too long before granting them life, are now under attack barely a year into their existence. The issue is money, and many lawmakers appear to be stumbling toward the wrong solution. The state's 11 charter schools have complained they aren't getting as much money as traditional public schools and must wait months for it. Public schools complain they're losing funds to charter schools. House Democrats, in a blunderbuss approach to the funding problem, decided to limit the amount that charter schools could receive to $6 million for each of the next 2 years.

80. Compare Schools To Indiana School For The Deaf indiana accountability System for Academic Progress ©2002 http://mustang.doe.state.in.us/SEARCH/criteria.cfm?schools='C695'

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