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At a glance: major referrals from the Senate Education Committee hearing
Summary
The committee heard 20 bills and placed many on call or referred them to Appropriations or other committees, including student privacy, faculty health benefits, Native student data, coach mental‑health training, trafficking prevention, curriculum updates and student housing bills; several measures passed by unanimous or near‑unanimous votes.
The Senate Education Committee heard 20 bills and moved multiple measures forward by referral or vote. Highlights and committee outcomes recorded at the end of the hearing include:
- AB 11 59 (Addis, CALPIPA): Due passed to Senate Digital Technologies and Consumer Protection Committee (committee recorded referral vote; outcome: referred). - AB 11 71 (Patel, part‑time faculty health insurance): Due passed to Senate Appropriations Committee (outcome: referred; roll call recorded). - AB 15 81 (Ramos, tribal affiliation in CALPADS): Due passed to Senate Appropriations Committee (outcome: referred unanimously in committee). - AB 16 65 (Pacheco, coach mental‑health training): Due passed to Senate Appropriations Committee (outcome: referred). - AB 17 66 (Krell, human trafficking prevention K–12): Due passed to Senate Appropriations Committee (outcome: referred). - AB 17 92 (Rodriguez, IQC review for digital safety in health framework): Due passed to Senate Appropriations Committee (vote recorded: passed 5–2 in committee). - AB 18 09 (Fong, job order contracting sunset extension): Due passed to Senate Appropriations Committee (outcome: referred). - AB 21 21 (Berman, community college backfill exclusion for federal MSI/TRIO loss): Due passed to Senate Appropriations Committee (outcome: referred). - AB 25 03 (Wallace, CIF heat guideline review): Due passed (outcome: referred; unanimous). - AB 27 66 (Aaron, priority housing for foster youth and homeless students): Due passed to the Senate Human Services Committee.
Many items were taken on consent. The chair adjourned after roll call and placement of bills on call. For complete vote tallies and file item numbers, refer to committee minutes and the hearing transcript.
