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House adopts classroom‑supplies appropriation and advances highly impacted schools policy after amendment fights

Utah House of Representatives · February 5, 1996
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Summary

The House amended and approved a $200 per‑teacher classroom supplies appropriation (House Bill 73) and passed House Bill 65 to codify funding for highly impacted schools after adopting amendments that require reviews of the funding formula and allow funds to extend the school year or day.

The Utah House took several education actions on the floor, including approving an appropriation to reimburse teachers for classroom supplies and advancing a bill that codifies support for highly impacted schools.

House Bill 73 (classroom supplies): Representative Bigelow presented the bill as a direct way to reimburse teachers for classroom supplies and equipment used to support students. Multiple members disclosed conflicts of interest because family members are teachers. Debate centered on the per‑teacher allocation: the sponsor…

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