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Innovations Committee adopts report, highlighting education reforms
Summary
The Innovations Committee voted to adopt its multi-member report after members highlighted recommendations on administrator licensure, teacher incentives, and CTE costs; the measure passed with eight ayes and one member present but not voting.
Chairman White announced that the Innovations Committee adopted its final report after members discussed priority items aimed at improving education outcomes. "With 8 ayes, the report is adopted," he said after the clerk called the roll and the tally was read. The report compiles recommendations from committee meetings held over the summer and fall and includes a sign-on sheet attributing proposals to individual legislators.
Chairman White thanked state department staff and committee research analysts for drafting the report and checking details. "Commissioner Reynolds, your department was excellent and wonderful to work with," he said, acknowledging interagency cooperation that supported the committee's work. The committee took a single motion to adopt the report and carried it by recorded vote; the session then adjourned.
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