It’s been one year since legislators created a new school funding formula. The new formula gives equal funding to all schools, but critics say that’s unfair, because schools with a lot of low incomes kids or students learning English need more money. In Goshen, Indiana one district is scrambling to save its English Learning program in light of the funding cuts.

A northern Indiana school district's new mascot will become the Redhawks next year when its nearly 90-year-old Redskins moniker retires.

The Goshen School Board voted in July to stop using the Redskins mascot, which has represented Goshen Community Schools for nearly 90 years.

The board did not decide what steps will be taken to replace the mascot. However, students and Goshen residents have said they want to have a say in picking a new mascot.

Although some board members said during a meeting this week they are still making up their mind about Goshen High School's longtime nickname, nearly all of them said it is time to settle the matter.