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Votes at a glance: Senate Education Committee, June 5, 2025
Summary
The Senate Education Committee voted to release several bills and a resolution on June 5, including measures on nutrition standards, tutoring registries, remedial services allocation, school key boxes, preschool contracts, CTE certification and concussion management. One homeschool bill (S796) was held at sponsor request.
The Senate Education Committee on June 5 recorded the following outcomes:
- SB 341 (spring break dates recommendation): Released; recorded votes — Henry (no), Corrado (no), McKnight (yes), Turner (yes), Gopal (yes). - SB 2167 (USDA nutrition standards for school meals and competitive foods): Released, unanimous yes vote. - SB 2867 (central tutoring registry / A1997): Released, unanimous yes vote. - SB 4312 / A4854 (auxiliary and remedial services allocation for nonpublic schools): Released, roll call recorded in committee. - SB 4440 (school key boxes; $2.5M appropriation): Released, unanimous yes vote. - SB 4476 (three‑year preschool contracts by board resolution): Released; recorded votes included one 'no' and one abstention. - SB 4515 (CTE certification hours): Released, unanimous yes vote. - SCR 128 (urge districts to establish concussion-management teams): Released, unanimous yes vote.
Separately, SB 796 (home school notification) was held at the sponsor’s request; the sponsor asked to meet further with stakeholders and testimony was not taken today.
These committee votes release the bills for subsequent legislative scheduling and floor consideration.
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