Conference Committee approves Senate Bill 191, a K–12 "cleanup" bill
A conference committee unanimously approved Senate Bill 191, adopting technical changes for K–12 education: replacing "bullet resistant film" language with "entry resistant film," prohibiting local grading minima above zero, extending teacher-license validity from six to eight years, and changing several reporting and absenteeism rules.
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A conference committee approved the conference committee report on Senate Bill 191 in a unanimous roll-call vote, adopting a package of technical changes to K–12 education law.
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