Education Subcommittees 2.2.26

House Education — Policy and Innovation / Curriculum & Academic Achievement Subcommittees · February 3, 2026

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Opening, prayer, recognition of educators

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Chair opens the session, reads procedural notes about signage and the sign-up sheet, recognizes current/former teachers and students, and Leader Wade gives an opening prayer asking members to deliberate with kindness and humility.

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Speakers:Unidentified Chair (first speaker)

A Georgia House education subcommittee heard and advanced four education-related bills: HB 383 (high school NIL rules), HB 1023 (weapons-detection systems in public school buildings), HB 971 (expanding college/career academy access across county lines), and HB 1009 (extending a K–8 cellphone ban to high schools). Committee members and outside witnesses debated scope, costs, implementation, and student-safety tradeoffs; all four bills were given a favorable report by the subcommittee.

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