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Committee adopts hold-harmless amendment for students affected by biology EOC scoring errors and forwards HB 114
Summary
The committee added an amendment to House Bill 114 to hold students harmless from biology end-of-course exam scoring errors in 2024–25 and favorably reported the bill to rules and reference.
The Senate Education Committee adopted AM 14 11 to House Bill 114, which would hold students harmless who were affected by a scoring error on the biology end-of-course exam during the 2024–25 school year.
Vice Chair Blessing moved the amendment, which the committee took up without recorded objections and made part of the bill. After accepting the amendment, Vice Chair Blessing moved to favorably report HB 114 to the committee on rules and reference; the roll call on the record produced a favorable report.
The committee noted there was written testimony available to members on their iPads. The fourth hearing on HB 114 concluded with the bill proceeding to the rules committee.
