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HB 1348: Homeschool Discrimination passes after heated committee debate (Hannah News Service)
Votes landed along party lines for HB 1348, authored by Rep. Tim Wesco (R) of Osceola, which passed through the Senate with a vote of 32-15 after an unexpectedly heated debate in the first reading in committee.

Ball State students navigate new voter registration this election
(The Daily News)
Indiana House Bill 1264 went into effect July 1 as Public Law 65. The bill introduced new residency requirements for first-time voter registration in the name of “election security.”

Marion School Board election voting begins
(Marion Chronicle-Tribune)
Grant County voters have already begun to arrive at polling locations for the 2024 General Election, and while the presidential race has grasped the attention of many voters, there are still several local contested races for voters to consider this cycle

HB 1499: IREAD legislation creates window for English Language Learners (Hannah News Service)
HB 1499 passes 46-1 in the Senate. The bill, proposed by House Committee on Education Chair Bob Behning (R) of Indianapolis, would change retention requirements for schools with high amounts of English Language Learners (ELLs).

Ball State Peace Plaza dedicated with ribbon-cutting and first official peaceful protest
(Indiana Public Radio [IPR])
Ball State University’s Center for Peace and Conflict Studies this weekend held a dedication ceremony for a new Peace Plaza that has already seen peaceful protest action throughout its short life.










