Holcomb Signs Next Level Agenda Bill To Hold Schools Harmless From ILEARN

Thursday, February 13, 2020 at 5:16 AM

By Office of Governor Eric Holcomb, press release

This bill was officially signed into law Wednesday, February 12.

 State Sen. Jeff Raatz (R-Richmond, left) joins Gov. Eric Holcomb (right) as he signs Senate Enrolled Act 2 into law at the Statehouse Wednesday. Photo provided. 

(Indianapolis, Ind.) — Governor Eric J. Holcomb offered the following statement after signing Next Level Agenda legislation SEA 2, which will prevent ILEARN test scores from having an adverse impact on teacher evaluations and school accountability grades in an effort to ease the transition to ILEARN.

“This legislation ensures that Indiana’s students, teachers and schools have the time they need to successfully adjust to the new ILEARN. I am grateful that the General Assembly unanimously supported my call to take action allowing educators to remain focused on helping Hoosier students succeed.”

Visit the 2020 Bill Watch webpage to view this bill. The page will be updated as legislation makes it to the Governor’s desk.

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