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Votes at a glance: K-12 Subcommittee actions on Feb. 26
Summary
The K-12 Subcommittee reported or acted on several bills: SB71 reported 9-0; SB394 substitute adopted 8-0; SB491 substitute reported 6-3; SB220 referred to Appropriations 9-1; SB341 reported 7-3; SB190 reported 8-2; SB603 tabled 6-3; SB656 struck from docket 10-0; SB568 and SB817 reported 10-0.
At its Feb. 26 meeting the K-12 Subcommittee recorded the following formal actions:
- SB394 (AI use in instructional settings): Substitute adopted; substitute reported to board, recorded 8 to 0 (SEG 069-081). - SB491 (right to free public elementary and secondary education / discrimination): Substitute reported to board, recorded 6 to 3 (SEG 082-110). - SB71 (Commission on Youth — discharge-plan sharing with parental opt-in): Substitute adopted and reported 9 to 0 (SEG 111-221). - SB220 (athletic eligibility/residency study): Reported and referred to Appropriations 9 to 1 (SEG 556-565). - SB341 (private-school anti-bullying substitute): Reported 7 to 3 (SEG 646-649). - SB190: Reported as substituted 8 to 2 (SEG 686-693). - SB603 (after-school volunteer counseling): Laid on the table (tabled) 6 to 3 (SEG 908-911). - SB656: Struck from the docket at the patron's request, 10 to 0 (SEG 929-933). - SB568 (model policy on instructional screen time): Conformed and reported as substituted 10 to 0 (SEG 1219-1229). - SB817 (parent notification of course-registration deadlines): Reported 10 to 0 (SEG 1305-1308).
These results reflect recorded tallies when provided by the clerk during the hearing. For full context and testimony excerpts, see the subcommittee transcript.
