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Think Out LoudWashington Legislature wraps up 2025 sessionWashington lawmakers have ended their legislative session by sending a $78 billion budget to Gov. Bob Ferguson’s desk. It includes nearly $6 billion in cuts and over $9 billion in taxes. Legislators also passed rent cap increases and a new gun permit system. Olympia correspondent Jeanie Lindsay joins us to share what the Washington Legislature accomplished this session. 2025-05-0113 min
Seattle NowWA’s 2025 legislative session: New governor, new budget, new laws2025 was a year of change for the Washington state legislature. Legislators navigated a multi-billion dollar budget deficit, a first-time governor with strong thoughts about taxes, and challenges from the second Trump Administration. KUOW’s Olympia Correspondent Jeanie Lindsay will tell us what we need to know. We can only make Seattle Now because listeners support us. Tap here to make a gift and keep Seattle Now in your feed. Got questions about local news or story ideas to share? We want to hear from you! Email us at seattlenow@kuow.org, lea...2025-04-3016 min
Sound PoliticsThe Democratic civil war over taxesDemocrats released their plan to cover the state's multi billion dollar budget gap this week. Notable progressive proposals like the wealth tax and a payroll tax weren't a part of that plan. Did the progressive wing lose out to big business? And what does a hacked crosswalk button have to do with all of this? KUOW's Jeanie Lindsay and Seattle Times’ Jim Brunner talk about the latest tax proposals and whether the push to tax the rich is still alive. And just a note, since we recorded this episode, Gov. Ferguson has released his response to the le...2025-04-1824 minSound PoliticsThe graveyard shift: lessons from WA's dead bills (so far)It’s an old saw in Olympia: A lawmaker’s job is not so much to pass good bills, but to kill bad ones (because there are just a lot of bad ones). Good or bad, this time of year is “Bill Killing Season” at the state capitol, having just passed two deadlines for the hundreds of policy and fiscal bills introduced this session. Bills that haven’t passed out of committee by then are generally considered deceased. Olympia correspondent Jeanie Lindsay joins host Scott Greenstone to say an elegy for a new state flag, a bill to measu...2025-03-0721 minSound PoliticsUSAID in Seattle, Musk-opoly, and a chick off the old blockPolitics right now it feels like everything is shifting all the time. Federal agencies dismantled? Educational funds frozen? Tech broligarchs breaking into data stores of private citizens? A lot of it is hitting home in Washington. On today's Sound Politics, hosts Scott Greenstone and Libby Denkmann talk about how the changes at the United States Agency for International Development are trickling down to Seattle, a global health hub. Then — a discussion about how some legislation here in Washington -- regarding Tesla -- could mess with an Elon-opoly… a Musk-opoly? Plus, a local far-right figure just got nominated to ru...2025-02-0730 minThink Out LoudWashington legislative session beginsWashington’s legislative session begins on Monday and runs through April. Lawmakers are working on the state’s budget as Washington faces a multibillion-dollar budget gap. Governor-elect Bob Ferguson will be sworn in on Wednesday. Sentence about budget stuff
He said officials should focus on budget cuts and efficiency. Jeanie Lindsay is the Olympia correspondent for partner station KUOW. She joins us with details of what officials have planned. 2025-01-1319 minSound PoliticsNew year, new (laws that affect) youDo you feel that in the air?As of midnight on January 1st, life is a bit different for most of us in Washington state. That’s because there are new laws governing your life. Particularly if you’re a minimum wage worker, an Uber or Lyft driver, a low-income student, a crane operator, a stripper, an orca – or one of many other occupations and/or animals. So basically pretty much everyone. KUOW government reporter Jeanie Lindsay joins us to decipher 2025’s new laws and regulations in our first episode of...2025-01-0215 minSound PoliticsInslee looks back on his way outThis week, outgoing Washington Governor Jay Inslee sat down for an interview with our colleague Jeanie Lindsay to talk about the defining moments of his time in Olympia. He's been in office for 12 years, longer and than any currently-serving governor in the country. So much has changed since 2012 -- in climate policy, economic growth, homelessness, crime -- but how does Jay Inslee want to be remembered? Thank you to the supporters of KUOW, you help make this show possible! If you want to help out, go to kuow.org/donate/soundpoliticsnotes. Sound Politics is a p...2024-12-2043 minSound PoliticsWashington stares into the (budget) abyssIt’s everyone’s favorite time of the year… budget season. Washington state legislators are facing a deficit of over $10 billion dollars for the 2025-2027 budget. And, the state’s not alone: King County is looking at maybe a $150 million deficit by 2026. Seattle is about to pass a budget that filled a $250 million budget hole without massive cuts. Sound Politics host Scott Greenstone sat down with KUOW government reporter Jeanie Lindsay, and Seattle Times politics and community reporter Daniel Beekman to figure out what’s on the chopping block, and how it affects our lives. Than...2024-11-2226 minSound PoliticsThe governor's gambit: Bob Ferguson's rise from chess champ to state leaderBefore Bob Ferguson made a name for himself as Washington's Attorney General, he was a chess player. And not just any junior master. In Seattle and abroad, Ferguson earned a reputation as a two-time state chess champion and even won a game against three opponents at once -- while blindfolded. Sound Politics co-hosts Scott Greenstone and Jeanie Lindsay dive into Ferguson's penchant to think 12 moves ahead, and what it says about Bob Ferguson: the governor-elect, and the person. Read Scott's story on Bob Ferguson and his time behind the chess board here: KUOW - Bob Ferguson, chess m...2024-11-1520 minSound PoliticsDoordash, Walmart, and Pinocchio (??) want to sway your voteWhat's going on with STATE Legislative races? Today on Sound Politics, KUOW's Olympia correspondent Jeanie Lindsay joins us to break down the finances behind one of the most expensive races on the ballot this year, as well as why this "purple" district is in play as State Democrats work towards their goal of a legislative SUPER MAJORITY. We also take a look at recent polling about the four initiatives on the top of the ballot, and try to determine why PINOCCHIO is the poster child for Let's Go Washington's ad campaign. Thank you to...2024-10-2527 minThink Out LoudFrom governor’s race to statewide initiatives, big choices await Washington voters in general electionVoters in Washington will soon get their ballots in the mail for the general election, with voting opening on Friday. About half of the statewide races in Washington are open contests this year. That includes the governor’s race where Democratic candidate and Washington state Attorney General Bob Ferguson is facing Dave Reichert, a former U.S. Representative and sheriff of King County. Reichert is emphasizing his law enforcement credentials on the campaign trail, while trying to shore up support among voters who identify as moderates. During the second gubernatorial debate last month, the two candidates clashed over crime an...2024-10-1620 minSound PoliticsGas prices, climate change, and the biggest ballot initiative of the yearDo you know what's going to be on your ballot this November? Sound Politics is here to help.Today: Sound Politics host Libby Denkmann and special guest Jeanie Lindsay are diving deep into the wonky world of carbon auctions, gas prices, and climate change legislation as we explain Initiative 2117. If passed, it would end the state’s carbon auctions that are the key part of the Climate Commitment Act. We'll dig into the arguments for and against the Initiative, who's funding both sides of the debate, and morePlus: did you know know there w...2024-09-2022 minSound PoliticsWhy our ballot's so bigNow that the dust has settled on August voting, it's time to take a quick cleansing breath, and turn our attention to the four voter initiatives slated for the November ballot. They’re coming from the right side of the aisle, they’ve got some big money, and feisty politicians backing them. Northwest News Network state government reporter Jeanie Lindsay joins the pod to talk through all the ballot initiatives voters will decide on in November. Thank you to the supporters of KUOW, you help make this show possible! If you want to help out...2024-08-1629 minThink Out LoudWashingtonians have 28 candidates for governor, among other choices in tomorrow’s primaryWashington voters have some high profile races on their primary ballots this week. Governor Jay Inslee, Congresswoman Cathy McMorris Rodgers and Congressman Derek Kilmer are not seeking reelection. Meanwhile, Congresswoman Marie Gluesenkamp Perez will try to hold on to her seat in the state's 3rd District. In addition, attorney general, public lands commissioner and insurance commissioner are all open seats. Olympia correspondent Jeanie Lindsay joins us to preview Washington’s top-two primary election.2024-08-0517 min
Horror Movies & Scary StoriesWithin These WallsA newly discovered video, mysterious disappearances, murdered children and a haunted school send six teens looking for answers only to find that the deadly secrets of this institution were better left alone.Lead Cast:Stevo Reid as GavinCarmen Patterson as HarperLindsay Zana as TeaganMike Morgan as Deputy Winslow and Jackson Gordon as BrodySupporting Cast:Simon Val as KyleAustin Titka as PaulPatrick McDermott as ScottAngelic Perrett as JeanieKayleigh Marie Jones as Melanie andBrandon Lee as Little Davey a...2023-10-311h 55
Movie Deputy REVIEWSMy Big Fat Greek Wedding 2 (2016)Wow, so much has changed and so much has stayed the same. Come along with me as I narrate this next adventure.
Original Review:
The last time we saw this Greek family, they were going through the process of wedding planning. Even after that was all done, life was still going on (though we didn't see much of the after). Now we are welcomed back into their lives fourteen (14) years after we saw them last. Ian and Tuola's daughter is now a senior in high school and preparing to spread her wings and fly. The o...2023-09-1206 min
Hacks & WonksDahlia Bazzaz and What’s Happening in Washington EducationOn this midweek show, Seattle Times reporter Dahlia Bazzaz returns with a run-down of education issues across Washington state. Dahlia and Crystal review the Legislature’s considerations of special education funding, restraint and isolation in Washington schools, and free school lunch provision. They then cover the lawsuit brought by the Wahkiakum School District against the state, arguing that capital construction costs shouldn’t be entirely borne by local taxpayers through school bonds. Finally, Dahlia and Crystal discuss the shift in enrollment patterns whereby students of color are now the majority in Washington public schools, the rise of direct student advo...2023-03-2131 min
Warriors at WorkGratitudes & Falling Forward with Lindsay KaplanLindsay joins us again to share her own experiences of Gratitude and Falling Forward in 2022. We embark on an insightful conversation how to build lasting contentment and happiness, dealing with grief and loss, while always capturing the small moments in life. As always, Lindsay brings a refreshing honesty to how the past year has shaped her life.Co-founder of Chief, the private network of executive women on a mission to change the face of leadership. As Chief Brand Officer, I oversee the incredible teams behind Chief's marketing, events, editorial, partnerships, and communications. Chief is a private...2022-12-0537 min
Warriors at WorkFierce Female Founders, Chief with Carolyn Childers & Lindsay KaplanJeanie speaks to Carolyn Childers & Lindsay Kaplan, co-founders of Chief, a network with a powerful mission to move more woman into the top and keep them there. Their discussion this week moves from learning about the early days, their individual experiences with creating the vision and purpose of Chief to hearing how “keeping it real” can be a powerful mindset for success. We see how creating Chief was born out of a need to find something that was lacking in other leadership programs, an experience that could be impactful and worth the time of women executives that had value and purp...2022-04-1158 min
The NPR Politics PodcastIn Florida and Indiana, Republicans Are Trying To Limit What Kids Are TaughtIn Florida, a law limiting discussion of sexual orientation will take effect this summer. In Indiana, Republican lawmakers debated how to constrain discussion of sensitive topics, including race and ethnicity. Similar efforts are ongoing in statehouses across the country, a manifestation of the right's new focus on what and how kids are taught — something they hope will motivate parents ahead of the midterm elections.The episode: White House correspondent Asma Khalid, senior political editor and correspondent Domenico Montanaro, WMFE reporter Danielle Prieur, and Indiana Public Broadcasting reporter Jeanie Lindsay.Connect:Email the show at nprpolitics@npr...2022-03-3014 min
All INFinal ShowToday, on our final new show, we hear from some of the public media reporters who routinely joined us to talk about the work they’ve done and what's coming next.
We also hear a little bit from the folks behind the scenes at All IN.
Produced by Mariam Sobh.
Guests:
Drew Daudelin
Producer, All IN
Micah Yason
Producer, All IN
Adam Gross
Engineer, All IN
Jeanie Lindsay
Education Reporter, Indiana Public Broadcasting
Rebecca Thiele
Environment and Energy Reporter, Indiana Public Broadcasting
Brandon Smith
Statehouse Reporter, Indiana Public Broadcasting
Lauren Chapman
Digital Producer, Indiana Public Broadcasting
Justin Hicks
Workforce Reporter, In...2022-03-2400 min
All INReporter Check-InToday we catch up on what's happening at the Indiana Statehouse with some of the public media reporters covering the ongoing legislative session.
We also talk about changes to COVID-19 guidelines in schools, and learn about the impact low unemployment rates could have on the state.
Produced by Micah Yason.
Guests:
Brandon Smith
Statehouse Bureau Chief, Indiana Public Broadcasting
Jeanie Lindsay
Education Reporter, Indiana Public Broadcasting
Justin Hicks
Workforce Development Reporter, Indiana Public Broadcasting
Lauren Chapman
Digital Producer, Indiana Public Broadcasting2022-02-2800 min
All IN2022 Legislative Session UpdateToday we hear from statehouse, education and criminal justice reporters to talk about big issues at the Statehouse like the vaccine mandate, gun laws, tax cuts, and a package of crime bills.
Produced by Drew Daudelin.
Guests:
Brandon Smith
Statehouse Reporter, Indiana Public Broadcasting
Katrina Pross
Criminal Justice Reporter, WFYI
Jeanie Lindsay
Education Reporter, Indiana Public Broadcasting2022-01-2400 min
All INFriday RecapToday we revisit a few of the most interesting topics we covered this week, including the dire state of child care in some rural communities, the impact social media has on the people who use it, and a new push to cap payday loan rates.
Produced by Mariam Sobh.
Guests:
Jeanie Lindsay
Education Reporter, Indiana Public Broadcasting
Johan Bollen
Professor of Informatics, Indiana University
Samantha Horton
Business and Economics Reporter, Indiana Public Broadcasting2022-01-2100 min
All INWhy Are Child Care Centers Struggling in Rural Communities?Today we talk about the dire state of child care in some of Indiana’s rural communities, to learn why providers are struggling, what impact it's having, and what could be done to turn things around.
Produced by Drew Daudelin.
Guests:
Jeanie Lindsay
Education Reporter, Indiana Public Broadcasting
Erin Emerson
Executive Director, Perry County Development Corporation
Adam Alson
President, Appleseed Childhood Education; Owner, Alson Farms2022-01-1800 min
North River PodcastKingdom Life (E3): Getting Through the WallHave you ever felt like you "hit the wall" spiritually? Jim and Lindsay Long talk about their experience with this and how God brought them through.Christ Stages MapJourney of the Soul Book pageJourney of the Soul Leader Guide (For small Groups)Journey of the Soul Small Group Videos (Free)If you are interested in being part of a Journey of the Soul small group or perhaps leading a small group through the material, please email Lindsay or Jim to get connected.Lindsay and Jim...2021-12-221h 04
All INLegislative Session PreviewToday we discuss some of the most interesting issues likely to impact the upcoming legislative session, from tax cuts to critical race theory.
Also, Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita recently issued an advisory opinion that Black Lives Matter should not be displayed in schools. We find out how schools, families and teachers have responded.
Produced by Mariam Sobh.
Guests:
Brandon Smith
Statehouse Reporter, Indiana Public Broadcasting
Jeanie Lindsay
Education Reporter, Indiana Public Broadcasting
Niki Kelly
Statehouse Reporter, Fort Wayne Journal Gazette2021-12-0200 min
Business Excellence - TOP 5 SeriesIn Conversation - Jeannie Doherty - The Numbers Ninja“So, a really simple one would be where you're looking at your expenditure. And you might be able to kind of say, you know what, we're using that software and that software and that software, but if we consolidate it and use this tool over here, we could save nearly $4,000 a year. So that might be something really simple” “I call it a seven minute meeting each day, and then a weekly meeting where you look retro, like look back and then a weekly meeting where you look ahead which is in the mind, we have a sheet...2021-10-1825 min
The Commons with Karla#24: Leaning On Community During Hard Times with LindsayLife is full of hard and challenging times. One of the most important things to have during these seasons is community to support you, guide you, and sometimes just listen to you. Today we are talking with Lindsay, who four days postpartum with her third child discovered she had a brain tumor that led to a cancer diagnosis. Lindsay tells us how much her community really stepped up, quickly, for her and her family in her time of need. If you are walking through a challenging time right now, I hope this episode can bring y...2021-08-1050 min
All INILEARN Results / Space TourismIndiana released test scores for its standardized test ILEARN, and as many predicted scores have lowered. Today we talk about the pandemic’s impact on academics in the state.
We also learn about space tourism, as interest grows around billionaires and private companies travelling past the stratosphere.
Produced by Micah Yason.
Guests:
Jeanie Lindsay
Education Reporter, Indiana Public Broadcasting
Damian Betebenner
Senior Associate, The National Center for the Improvement of Educational Assessment
Barrett Caldwell
Director of the NASA Indiana Space Grant Consortium, Professor of Industrial Engineering, Purdue University2021-07-2800 min
All INDroughts and InvestingDroughts on the West Coast are grabbing headlines, but what about here in the Midwest and Indiana, are we in danger of drought?
Today we hear from a professor and weather expert on where things stand, also we learn more about what causes drought and how it affects the agricultural landscape in the long run.
Later in the show, we also talk about the world of retail investors.
Produced by Mariam Sobh.
Guests:
Samantha Horton
Business Reporter, Indiana Public Broadcasting
Jeanie Lindsay
Education Reporter, Indiana Public Broadcasting
Molly Woloszyn
Midwest Coordinator, NOAA’s National Integrated Drought Information System
Jayson Lusk
Di...2021-06-2500 min
All INBaseball History and Back to SchoolOn today's show we talk about the rich history of baseball in Indiana, including the legacy of Black baseball teams and players in the state.
We also get an update on how colleges are preparing for the fall.
Produced by Jeanie Lindsay.
Guests:
John Nolan
Play by Play Broadcaster, Fort Wayne TinCaps
Preston Leinenbach
Communications Director, Evansville Otters
Phil Dixon
Negro National League Researcher and Author
Leslie Heaphy
Professor and Baseball Historian, Kent State University
Kara Monroe
Provost, Ivy Tech Community College
Susana Rivera-Mills
Provost, Ball State University2021-05-1400 min
All INEducation Funding and COVID-19 in Indiana SchoolsThe latest state budget proposal was introduced last night, and Republicans are calling it a win for education funding.
Today we talk about the budget proposal, and find out how the money might impact things like teacher pay in addition to the COVID-19 relief funding the state is also receiving from the federal government.
While on the topic of school during the pandemic, we also talk about a study focused on how COVID-19 can spread in in-person school settings. Later in the show, we talk to the hosts of a podcast called "Defending Indiana" about how the podcast came to...2021-04-2300 min
All INA Year Of COVID-19It’s been one year since the pandemic forced many of us into our homes and six feet apart.
Today we find out how the pandemic has affected Hoosiers across the state. We also talk about students and teachers transitioning from in-person to virtual learning, and get a reaction to Gov. Eric Holcomb's recent remarks about Indiana reopening. Are things moving too fast?
Produced by Mariam Sobh.
Guests:
Jeanie Lindsay
Education Reporter, Indiana Public Broadcasting
Keith Gambill
President, Indiana State Teachers Association
Lori Young
First Vice President, Evansville Teachers Association & Teacher at Reitz High School
Dr. Erin Reynolds
Associate Professor of...2021-03-2600 min
All INReporter Roundtable: Indiana's 2021 Legislative SessionIndiana’s legislative session starts next month, and after a year like 2020, there's a lot to talk about.
Today we hear from our statewide team of reporters at Indiana Public Broadcasting to find out what to expect with the state’s budget, teacher’s pay, unemployment and more.
Produced by Lauren Chapman.
Guests:
Brandon Smith
Statehouse Reporter, Indiana Public Broadcasting
Jeanie Lindsay
Education Reporter, Indiana Public Broadcasting
Rebecca Thiele
Energy & Environment Reporter, Indiana Public Broadcasting
Samantha Horton
Business Reporter, Indiana Public Broadcasting
Justin Hicks
Workforce Development Reporter, Indiana Public Broadcasting
Bárbara Anguiano
Health & Science Reporter, Indiana Public Broadcasting2020-12-1700 minAll INThe Friday Pitch-InIndiana Republicans had a successful election day, winning the gubernatorial and attorney general races, among others. Rumors began to spread that Gov. Eric Holcomb would reimpose COVID-19 restrictions after his win, but he says he isn't planning it. Today we get updates on these stories and more, plus an update on the pandemic in Indiana.
We also talk with a professor at Indiana State University about how Vigo County voted this election, after having its popular vote match with the winners of all but two presidential elections in the last 132 years.
Plus, a discussion on the state of manufacturing jobs...2020-11-0600 minAll INThe Friday Pitch-InThe number of positive COVID-19 cases across the state is rising again this week. A second wave seems probable, but debates around statewide restrictions continue. Today we get updates on this story, the gubernatorial race, and more.
We also hear a voters' guide on statewide education policies, with the help of two education reporters.
We learn about seasonal affective disorder, and how depression and anxiety could worsen in the coming months. And we talk about an Indiana brewery winning medals at this year's Great American Beer Festival.
Produced by Matt Pelsor.
Guest:
Lauren Chapman
Digital Producer, Indiana Public Broadcasting
Jeanie...2020-10-2300 min
The Vexed Intellects PodcastDick to a GunfightThe Vexed Intellects have are having a great week and take some time out to discuss the good and the bad of today.
The conversation begins with a discussion of the Domestic terrorist plot for Michigan militia to kidnap the MI and the VA Governor. The conversation continues to review Torey Lanez being brought up on charges for the Megan Thee Stallion shooting and is this a first step in “protecting black women”? The Oath Keepers “keeping peace” at the polls. Should this be allowed or is this outside the lines (13:35). The real question of the week is, are you getting the...2020-10-151h 45All INThe Friday Pitch-InIn a statewide address this week, Governor Holcomb announced a new cabinet position--Chief Equity, Opportunity, and Inclusion Officer. And Planned Parenthood will drop a lawsuit against the state of Indiana over the 18-hour pre-abortion ultrasound law. Today we get updates on these stories and more.
We also hear from IndyCar driver and 2013 Indy 500 winner Tony Kanaan on what this Sunday’s race without fans will be like for the drivers.
Plus, our education reporter fills us in on what reopening looks like for a district that was hit hard by the initial coronavirus outbreak in the spring.
Produced by Matt Pe...2020-08-2100 min
Anthony Whitlock's PodcastGlobal Dance - UP! May 2020We are almost half way through the year and have to suffer yet another month of stay at home indoor disco dancing. Fortunately, you now have UP! May 2020 to rescue you. There are also some great online streaming events to lift your spirits such as DJ Dan Murphy's 'Camp' live stream. This month's edition of UP! packs a commercial house punch in the front end of the set. Kicking it off is the excellent Tempo Elektrik remix of Harry Styles "Adore You". A classic from the past "Happiness" by Wand & Jeanie Tracy, gets a modern remake from Vibey. The always...2020-05-101h 16All INThe Friday Pitch-InThis week’s Friday Pitch-In kicks off with an update on the first case of coronavirus in Indiana, and the 2020 legislative session. Statehouse reporter Brandon Smith catches us up with the latest on the syringe exchange extension, school referendum money being split between charters and public schools, and an update on Curtis Hill.
We also talk to education reporter Jeanie Lindsay about legislation that would remove standardized test performance as a factor in teacher evaluations. And Bloomington writer Craig Fehrman talks with us about his new book “Author In Chief: The Untold Stories of The Presidents and The Books They Wrot...2020-03-0600 minAll INThe Friday Pitch-InThis week’s Friday Pitch-In kicks off with a rundown of recent Indiana headlines, including a proposed anti-discrimination bill for schools that recieve vouchers, a challenge to the BMV’s gender change policy, and homeowner associations that have banned solar panels.
We also talk to Indiana Public Broadcasting’s education reporter about the upcoming legislative session, to find out where priorities lie for teachers’ unions, lawmakers and the governor.
And what does it take to build cities that are financially stable and resilient? The author of “Strong Towns” joins us to talk about it.
Produced by All IN staff.
Guests:
Lauren Chapm...2020-01-0300 minAll INThe Friday Pitch-InWe end every week with the Friday Pitch-In, where we catch up on some of the biggest Indiana headlines of the week with Digital Producer Lauren Chapman.
This week we also talk about the shortage of sports officials in the state, and the factors that contribute to women making up only a small fraction of that pool. And we’re joined by Hoosier veteran and author Dana Pittard, who tells the story of the war on ISIS in his book "Hunting the Caliphate.”
Produced by All IN Staff.
Guests:
Lauren Chapman
Digital Producer, Indiana Public Broadcasting
Jeanie Lindsay
Education Reporter, Indi...2019-11-2200 min
All INRed for EdMore than 60 school districts across Indiana cancelled classes today, as thousands of teachers signed up to rally at the Statehouse ahead of the upcoming legislative session.
Red for Ed Action Day is organized by the Indiana State Teachers Association, and the group says it’s focused on three things: repealing new career awareness licensing rules for educators, avoiding penalties for schools and teachers because of low ILEARN scores, and using state surplus money to better fund schools.
Today on All IN we catch up on the event with Indiana Public Broadcasting’s education reporter, we talk to the president of the...2019-11-1900 min
All INSchool ReferendumsThis Tuesday is Election Day, and there's a good chance you'll see a school referendum on your ballot. Today on All IN, we break down how much money districts are asking for, what they want to do with it, and what is could mean for schools across the state.
We also talk about a new kind of referendum proposed by Carmel Clay Schools that focuses entirely on school safety. What kinds of safety initiatives would $40 million pay for? Are other schools focused on safety measures?
And what does it take to pass a referendum? We talk to an economist about...2019-10-3100 minAll INNew License Requirements for Indiana TeachersThis spring, Indiana lawmakers added a new requirement for teachers obtaining or renewing their licenses. They must now commit to several hours of “career awareness training” through externships, among other methods.
The goal behind the unique law is to better educate students about the real world, and the kinds of jobs they might be working towards. But critics say it’s just one more hassle for teachers who already have a lot on their plate.
On this episode of All IN, host Matt Pelsor talks to Indiana Public Broadcasting reporters who are covering the new law and how it’s being im...2019-09-1200 min