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House Education work sessions advance multiple bills to the floor; several technical and special-education items pass by voice vote
Summary
The committee moved several Senate bills to the House floor with due-pass recommendations during a series of work sessions April 28, advancing technical fixes, charter rules, abbreviated school-day adjustments and a regional special-education funding study; motions passed by voice vote with no recorded roll calls in the transcript.
The House Education Committee on April 28 advanced a group of Senate bills to the House floor with due-pass recommendations during a sequence of work sessions, the committee chair announced.
Bills moved to the floor included technical and policy fixes affecting charter schedules and abbreviated school days, adjustments to telephonic or online meeting consent, an annual-review provision for certain terminally ill students, a technical hire-date fix for the Teacher Standards and Practices Commission (TSPC), and a requirement that Oregon Department of Education develop a regional special-education cost formula and biennial report.
Committee motions and outcomes recorded in the transcript (voice votes and no objections) include:
- Senate Bill 735 A — Excludes voluntarily…
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