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Oklahoma House reads resolution to disapprove social studies standards and refers it to Rules Committee

2853366 · April 2, 2025
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Summary

House Joint Resolution 1030, filed by Rep. Munson to disapprove social studies standards adopted by the Department of Education, was read on the floor and assigned to the Rules Committee; no floor debate on the measure was recorded. The House later adjourned until April 3, 2025.

The Oklahoma House read House Joint Resolution 1030, filed by Representative Munson, a measure described on the floor as “disapproving social studies standards adopted by the Department of Education,” and the resolution was referred to the Rules Committee for consideration.

The referral was announced after the clerk read the caption for HJR 1030. The transcript records the clerk reading the measure and a subsequent statement that the bill “will be assigned to rules.” The record does not show any floor debate, sponsor remarks or a vote on the substance of the resolution during the session.

House Joint Resolution 1030, as read on the floor, identifies the Department of Education as the adopting authority for the social studies standards that the resolution would disapprove. The transcript does not specify the legal effect of passage, next steps in committee, or any scheduled hearings by the Rules Committee.

Later in the session a member moved that the House adjourn; the motion was adopted “without objection,” and the House stood adjourned until Thursday, April 3, 2025, at 9:30 a.m., as stated on the record. No additional action on HJR 1030 was recorded in the transcript provided.

No public testimony or committee reports on the standards were recorded in the session excerpt provided.