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Votes and actions at a glance: Education Administration Subcommittee

Education Administration Subcommittee · February 17, 2026
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Summary

The subcommittee advanced multiple bills to full education (HB 1675, HB 1853, HB 1219, HB 1818, HB 1834, HB 1658, HB 1895, HB 2305, HB 2343) and rolled several others (HB 1550, HB 2393, HB 1974) for amendment or further discussion.

At the Education Administration Subcommittee meeting, members recorded the following committee-level outcomes:

- HB 16 75 (school nurse pay parity): advanced to full education (6 ayes). - HB 18 53 (expanded school-food dye restrictions): advanced to full education (4 ayes, 1 no, 1 present not voting). - HB 12 19 (hygiene vending pilot): advanced to full education (6 ayes) after amendment to limit pilot scope. - HB 18 18 (transportation/notice): advanced to full education after amendment; clerk indicated the motion prevailed. - HB 18 34 (school-board prayer permissive language): advanced to full education (6 ayes). - HB 16 58 (Tennessee Civics Education Act, amended): advanced to full education (6 ayes, 1 no). - HB 18 95 (parent notification on incidents): advanced to full education (6 ayes). - HB 23 05 (temporary clinical permits): advanced to full education (6 ayes). - HB 2,343 (additional personal/professional days for teachers): advanced to full education (6 ayes).

Bills rolled to the next available calendar included HB 15 50 (epinephrine wording), HB 23 93 (device limits in K–8), and HB 19 74 (sponsor requested rolling).