2.11.26 Higher Education

Georgia House Higher Education Committee · February 11, 2026

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Meeting called to order; delay for chairman

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Clerical opening: staff announced the chairman was running a few minutes late and asked members to stand by. The room convened and members waited to begin formal business.

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A Georgia House Higher Education Committee hearing reviewed several bills including measures on campus opioid reversal dispensers, HOPE credit use for graduate study, a narrowly targeted tuition-equalization grant for Chamberlain College, a constitutional amendment on state investment funds, a proposal to reserve Board of Regents at‑large seats for HBCU alumni, and a bill to recognize the Classic Learning Test for scholarship/admissions purposes.

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