Voters across East Chicago's school corporation would choose all five board members, and candidates would need 100 registered local voters' signatures to run.
Voters across the East Chicago school corporation would pick all five board members. They would vote for three seats in 2026 and the other two in 2028.
People who want to run for the board would need a petition signed by at least 100 registered voters who live in the school corporation.
Voters throughout the East Chicago school corporation would elect all five school board members. Only eligible voters who live within the school corporation could vote. If enacted, the rules would take effect July 1, 2026. Three seats would be elected in 2026 and every four years after; two would be elected in 2028 and every four years after.
Candidates would file a petition with the circuit court clerk to appear on the school board ballot. This would apply to candidates for East Chicago school board seats. The petition would need at least 100 signatures from registered voters living in the school corporation and a statement that the candidate meets the rules for running. Candidates would have to file from 104 through 74 days before the general election.
No hearings or votes scheduled.