INDIANAPOLIS — A new Indiana law is putting a limit of just three days of virtual learning for schools, and half of those days will have to be led remotely by teachers.

It’s part of HB-1093 , which includes various other education-related pieces of legislation.

Indiana Governor Eric Holcomb has officially signed the bill into law.

The law will limit the number of E-learning days a public school can use to three per year. It also makes teachers more hands-on during E-learning days.