Indiana Senate advances bill requiring marriage-before-children instruction(INDIANA CAPITAL CHRONICLE) — An education proposal to expand Indiana’s required “good citizenship” instruction to include high school completion, full-time employment and marriage passed the Senate on Thursday but drew opposition from Democrats. Senate Bill 88, authored by Sen. Gary Byrne, R-Byrneville, passed 39-9, with all nine no votes coming from Democrats. “At its core, Senate Bill 88 is about giving students more opportunity,” Byrne said. “We are asking teachers, already, that they are responsible for teaching good citizenship in those 13 statements,” Yoder said. Sen. Greg Goode, R-Terre Haute, said the reading of the existing “good citizenship” list had the opposite effect on him.