INDIANAPOLIS - A new Indiana law means about this time next year candidates in local school board races will be getting ready to file for their slots on the 2024 general election ballot.
State lawmakers unanimously agreed last month to shift the start of the 30-day school board filing period to mid-May from late-July to give Hoosier voters more time to learn about the candidates running for school board and what they stand for.
Republican Gov. Eric Holcomb likewise supported adjusting Indiana's school board filing period and recently signed Senate Enrolled Act 177 into law.
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