Indiana HB1170 mandates school corporations to acknowledge and publish notices from the Department of Education if they fail to meet teacher salary.

Indiana HB1170 requires school corporations to publicly acknowledge and document notices from the Department of Education if they cannot meet the minimum salary requirement for full-time teachers. Starting from the school year after June 30, 2027, the minimum salary requirement is set at $60,000. If a school corporation receives a notice, it must acknowledge it at the next public meeting, enter it into the official minutes, and publish it on the corporation's website within 30 days. The school corporation can remove these notices if it meets the salary requirements.

Indiana HB1170 mandates school corporations to acknowledge and publish notices from the Department of Education if they fail to meet teacher salary.

Indiana HB1170 requires school corporations to publicly acknowledge and document notices from the Department of Education if they cannot meet the minimum salary requirement for full-time teachers. Starting from the school year after June 30, 2027, the minimum salary requirement is set at $60,000. If a school corporation receives a notice, it must acknowledge it at the next public meeting, enter it into the official minutes, and publish it on the corporation's website within 30 days. The school corporation can remove these notices if it meets the salary requirements.