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Education Committee advances multiple bills on consent calendar; several bills passed unanimously or placed on call

California State Assembly Education Committee · June 17, 2026
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Summary

The Education Committee advanced a consent calendar of 11 bills, reported several bills out of committee (including SB845, SB965, SB998, SB608) with final recorded tallies ranging from 6–1 to 8–0, and left rolls open for add‑ons before adjourning.

The Assembly Education Committee considered 15 bills and moved a consent calendar of 11 bills forward. The secretary read the consent calendar (SB945; SB959; SB1017 as amended; SB1058; SB1133; SB1188; SB1347; SB1378 as amended; SB1381 as amended; SB1412 as amended; SB1443) and the committee voted to advance the consent calendar, with roll calls left open for additional votes as the hearing progressed.

Notable committee outcomes recorded in the hearing record:

- SB965 (Sen. Blake Spear): Passed as amended to Appropriations; final recorded committee tally 8–0. - SB845 (Sen. Perez): Passed as amended to Labor and Employment; final recorded committee tally 8–0. - SB998 (Sen. Gonzales): Passed to Judiciary Committee with amendments; final recorded committee tally 6–0 (on call after initial roll calls). - SB608 (Sen. Menjivar): Passed as amended to Health Committee; final recorded committee tally 6–1 (bill was initially put on call and then recorded with additional votes).

The committee left several rolls open during the hearing to allow members to add votes before formally closing; after finalizing available votes the chair adjourned the hearing.

These committee actions advance the listed bills to the next committees identified in the motion language; details about enacted text, appropriations, or implementation timelines were not set in this hearing record.