Nagy v. Evansville-Vanderburgh School Corp.

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• reiterating that the General Assembly has “considerable discretion in determining what will and what will not come within the meaning of a public education system.”
• discussing the removal of the phrase “as soon as circumstances will permit” from the 1851 education provision
• explaining the significant distinction between free public schools and tuition being without charge
• “[F]ees or charges for what are otherwise public education cost items cannot be levied directly or indirectly against students or their parents.”
• dis- cussing the removal of the phrase \as soon as circumstances will permit\ from the 1851 educa- tion provision
• “Where the legislature ... has identified ... services ... that it either mandates or permits school corporations to undertake, the legislature has made a policy decision regarding exactly what qualifies as a part of a uniform system of public education.... ”

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• Nagy v. Evansville-Vanderburgh School Corp.
  Indiana Court of Appeals· 2004-05-28· cited 6×