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Smith: Indiana has finally joined the majority of states providing free textbooks for students

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As part of the 2023 biennial budget, the State of Indiana has set aside $160 million to cover textbook fees for K-12 students throughout the state. Indiana now joins the 42 other states that does not require parents to foot the bill for their childrens’ textbooks. Free textbooks is a long-time House Democratic policy agenda … Smith: Indiana has finally joined the majority of states providing free textbooks for students Read More »

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