 They just want to make sure they can read. This is Network Indiana. I'm Ryan Hedrick. Several new state laws are taking effect today. Curt Darling reports on one that will impact elementary school students. Particularly third graders who did not pass the iRead exam in second grade. Third graders will now have three chances to pass the state's reading exam or risk being held back. It's a law written by state rep Jake Teshko. Our goal is to ensure that students are reading at grade level before they move on.