Indianapolis voters approved a tax increase to provide funding for both charter schools and traditional district schools. The measure passed by a wide margin. The new revenue will support K-12 education operations in the city.
Key Points
- Voters overwhelmingly approved the tax referendum for local schools.
- Funding is allocated to both charter schools and district schools.
- The tax increases resources for K-12 education in Indianapolis.
Implications for Educational Freedom
The policy directs new tax revenue to charter schools in addition to district schools, expanding available funding for choice options. It treats charter and district schools equally in resource allocation. This approach increases total education funding without restricting access to charter programs.
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