Continuing education requirement of building code inspectors [HB-4494]
[Housing ]
[Construction ]
[Education ]
[Consumer Protection ]
The purpose of this bill is to require building inspectors to receive four hours of continuing education learning in fair housing issues annually.
HB-4494: Continuing education requirement of building code inspectors
Sponsored by: Rep. Barbara Fleischauer
With Amendment, Do Pass, But First To Finance on 02/15/2012
Requiring certain licensees to take continuing education in green building [HB-4492]
[Real Estate ]
[Energy ]
[Construction ]
[Environmental ]
[Housing ]
[Consumer Protection ]
[Education ]
The purpose of this bill is to require contractors, real estate appraisers and real estate agents to take, as part of their continuing education requirement, four hours concerning green and/or energy efficient building. These sections are new; therefore, they have been completely underscored.
HB-4492: Requiring certain licensees to take continuing education in green building
Sponsored by: Rep. Barbara Fleischauer
Filed For Introduction on 02/10/2012
Relating to the State Board of Education [HB-4470]
[Education ]
[Transportation and Motor Vehicles ]
The purpose of this bill is to provide that it is not intended that multicounty regional educational service agencies provide services that would displace positions and duties performed by the county board of education professional or service employees. The bill provides that county boards of education may not be required to utilize regional services. The bill also authorizes the employment of certified bus trainers to train prospective candidates for school bus operator certification.
HB-4470: Relating to the State Board of Education
Sponsored by: Rep. David Pethtel
Filed For Introduction on 02/09/2012
Reforming the school aide formula [HB-4467]
[Education ]
[Budget and Spending ]
[Funding ]
The purpose of this bill is to reform the school aide formula by reducing over two years from ninety percent to eighty, then to seventy percent the amount of the regular levy deducted from county boards of education for general current expense purposes; ensuring that improved instructional programs receive at least $33 million annually; by providing at least $5 million to the State Board of Education to assist low performing schools; capturing moneys from declining enrollment and direct it to salaries of classroom teachers and service personnel;
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HB-4467: Reforming the school aide formula
Sponsored by: Sen. Ryan Ferns
Filed For Introduction on 02/08/2012
Adopting policies to promote school attendance [HB-4454]
[Education ]
[Children and Youth ]
The purpose of this bill is to authorize county school boards to develop policies to promote school attendance. This section is new; therefore, it has been completely underscored.
HB-4454: Adopting policies to promote school attendance
Sponsored by: Sen. Bill Hamilton
Filed For Introduction on 02/08/2012
Reforming the school aid formula [HB-4370]
[Education ]
[Budget and Spending ]
[Taxes ]
[Funding ]
The purpose of this bill is to reform the school aid formula by reducing, in fiscal year 2012-2013, each countys local share to eighty-five percent plus reductions for usual losses in collections and for money due each assessors office; and, in fiscal year 2013-2014, and thereafter, reducing each countys local share to eighty percent plus reductions for usual losses in collections and for money due each assessors office.
HB-4370: Reforming the school aid formula
Sponsored by: Rep. Daryl Cowles
Filed For Introduction on 02/01/2012
Relating to the School Building Authority [HB-4333]
[Education ]
[Budget and Spending ]
[Construction ]
[Funding ]
[Public Safety ]
The purpose of this bill is to eliminate local participation in funding school construction projects and the associated limited funding reserve. The bill eliminates certain regional planning activities when evaluating proposed construction projects. The bill eliminates the requirement of a county boards efforts in school bond issues being a consideration when evaluating proposed projects. The bill eliminates the requirement that counties receive explanations detailing the authoritys decision concerning the funding of projects. The bill also declares
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HB-4333: Relating to the School Building Authority
Sponsored by: Rep. Joe Ellington
Filed For Introduction on 01/27/2012
You have voted HB-4309: Clarifying that a child who is physically healthy and presumed safe is a neglected child if the child is habitually absent from school.
You have voted HB-4270: Providing that a member of the service personnel in the system may be hired as a coach when there is no qualified teacher in the system.
You have voted HB-4243: Relating to disclosure of sex offender registration to private elementary and secondary schools, and to higher education institutions.
Allowing flexibility within county school systems [HB-4235]
[Education ]
[Disaster Relief ]
The purpose of this bill is to provide for innovation zones for county school systems who are under a state of emergency. The bill authorizes the State Board of Education to select a county school system to serve as a county innovation zone pilot project. The bill authorizes the State Board of Education to promulgate rules and emergency rules. The bill provides procedure and criteria for application and selection as a county innovation zone. The bill requires the development of county innovation zone plans and sets forth their contents. The bill
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HB-4235: Allowing flexibility within county school systems
Sponsored by: Rep. Tim Armstead
Filed For Introduction on 01/20/2012