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Votes at a glance: executive actions and committee outcomes from House Education
Summary
The House Education Committee took executive action on a series of bills: HB 866, HJ 31, HB 499 (passed once amended 10–5), HB 654 (tabled 9–6), HB 837 (tabled after 6–9 vote), HB 846 and several Senate bills (SB 107, SB 177, SB 181, SB 182) with mixed results.
During the recorded session the House Education Committee took executive action on multiple bills; below are the outcomes recorded in the transcript:
- House Bill 866 — Passed by executive action (voice vote) and sent to the House floor. Sponsor: Representative Melissa Romano.
- House Joint Resolution 31 — Passed by voice vote and sent to the floor; designates April 3 as a day to recognize educational support professionals.
- House Bill 499 (Grow Your Own Grant program) — Passed once amended by roll-call vote with a final tally of 10 for and 5 against; committee referred the bill to appropriations.
- House Bill 654 (early literacy targeted intervention) — Motion to table succeeded; roll-call vote to table was 9 to table, 6 against, so HB 654 was tabled.
- House Bill 837 (Retired Teacher Induction and Mentoring Program) — The bill received 6 votes for and 9 against on a passage motion, and a substitute motion to table was made and carried; HB 837 was tabled.
- House Bill 846 (property taxation / reconciliation payments for isolated pupils) — Passed in committee by voice vote and will move to the floor.
- Senate Bill 107 (instruction on human trafficking prevention) — Passed to the floor by voice vote; committee requested a floor sponsor.
- Senate Bill 138 (teacher authority to maintain classroom learning environment) — After extended debate the committee voted against passage (unanimous 'No' on roll call) and then voted to table the bill.
- Senate Bill 177 (Community Choice School Commission funding authority) — Passed by roll call with 9 for and 6 against; committee concurred and the bill moves to the floor.
- Senate Bill 181 (American Indian studies language) — Committee approved an amendment and concurred with the Senate (voice vote); SB 181 goes to the floor.
- Senate Bill 182 (tribal language preservation partnerships) — Passed by voice vote to the floor.
These vote results reflect the transcript record of roll calls, proxy votes and voice votes taken during the session. For bills where a roll-call tally is recorded, the article lists the final recorded vote from the transcript.
