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Representative Brantley introduces RS 26RS3077 on a literacy 'seal'
Summary
Representative Brantley introduced RS 26RS3077, described as relating to a 'seal of literacy' for retired and substitute teachers; the introduction was entered by unanimous consent with no objections.
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Representative Brantley told the Committee on Education he was introducing RS number 26RS3077, described in committee as relating to a "seal of literacy" tied to blueprint requirements for retired and substitute teachers. The chair asked for objections to the introduction; none were raised and the bill was formally introduced.
The introduction was brief and procedural; committee members did not debate the measure during this hearing and scheduled no substantive action on it at this meeting. Additional details, including the final RS bill number and full text, were not recorded in committee testimony and were noted as "not specified."
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