Rules office flags overbroad language in HB2867 that could affect higher-education coursework; sponsor to consider floor amendment
Feb 25, 2025
The Rules Committee's staff said one provision in House Bill 2867 that would bar schools and teachers from requiring students to advocate for or against a topic as a condition for credit could be read so broadly it would affect speech-and-debate and law-class exercises; the sponsor has signaled willingness to accept a limiting floor amendment.
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House Bill 2867 addresses a prohibition on teaching antisemitism and related conduct; the rules attorney told the committee one provision in the bill raised concerns because it extended to higher education.
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