House Education January 31, 2025

House Education Committee · January 31, 2025

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Call to order and rules for testimony

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Chair Rexton called the House Education Committee to order, announced that roughly 75–100 people would testify, and set a two-minute time limit per witness and instructions (spell name, stay on the bill, written testimony acceptable).

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House Education Committee held an extended hearing on HB320 (the MAPS program), a proposed privately funded education assistance and tax-credit program that would create two entry paths for families. Supporters emphasized expanded choice and $7,000-per-student assistance; opponents raised constitutional, fiscal, accountability, and equity concerns and asked for a fiscal note and amendments.

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