RANDOLPH COUNTY, Ind. — A judge has struck down an Indiana law that would have forced Union School Corporation to close in 2027.
A special judge ruled Friday, Oct. 23, that provisions targeting the Randolph County district are unconstitutional and unenforceable.
Union Schools sued state officials in May 2025 after lawmakers added a provision to Senate Enrolled Act 1 requiring the district to stop operating by July 1, 2027…