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Votes at a glance: key actions from the Senate Education Committee executive session

3281197 · May 9, 2025
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Summary

The committee recorded votes across multiple education bills. This roundup lists bills that received formal committee outcomes during the executive session and the official committee tallies reported on the record.

During the executive session the Senate Education Committee recorded final committee actions on several bills. The committee combined some issues into separate agenda items and voted on amendments or final committee recommendations. Below are the bills and the committee outcome as recorded in the transcript.

Votes at a glance - HB10 (as amended): Committee recommended ought to pass with underlying amendment. Committee tally: 3 in favor, 2 opposed. - HB50: Committee placed the bill on consent for the calendar; recorded on the transcript as 5-0 for consent. - HB532 (IEP team meeting facilitation option): Committee adopted amendment 0-25-19-15 (reordering/clarifying language) and recommended ought to pass with amendment. Committee tally: 5-0. - HB699 (special education definitions): Committee voted ought to pass (OTP) with a recorded tally of 3-2; bill was taken out for further consideration (committee member later removed it from consent). - HB768 (allows public schools to enter into certain contracts with nonpublic schools — amendment to change “private/nonsectarian” to “nonpublic”): Committee voted ought to pass with the underlying committee amendment; tally recorded as 3-2 and the item was removed from consent by a committee member.

Notes on process and scope - These are committee recommendations and amendments. Passage at committee does not equal final enactment; bills reported ought to pass proceed to the Senate calendar and may be further amended on the chamber floor or in a committee of conference. - Where the transcript did not record individual member votes by name, only the tallied counts are reported here (the chair read the tallies aloud).

Formal actions (summary) Detailed entries below capture the formal motions recorded on the transcript; if the mover/second is not named in the transcript the field is left as "not specified."