You have voted HB-2220: Consolidating purchasing by county boards of education.

You have voted HB-2217: Allowing certain county boards of education to operate their schools on a four-day school week.

You have voted HB-2211: Providing county boards of education may study the economic feasibility of exercising an option of engaging in cooperative agreements with local public or regional transit authorities to transport students.

You have voted HB-2197: Allowing guidance counselors to compete equally for all guidance counselor positions.

You have voted HB-2191: Allowing parents or the school to serve sweets during the holidays if the school receives parental or guardian consent.

You have voted HB-2164: Relating to public school support computation of local share.

You have voted HB-2131: Setting standards for assignment of high school athletic directors.

You have voted HB-2130: Providing a salary supplement for providers of medicaid eligible services in the public schools.

You have voted HB-2128: Relating to itinerant status for school service personnel.

You have voted HB-2118: Prohibiting individual county board of education members from acting on behalf of the board in an individual capacity unless authorized by law.

You have voted HB-2112: Reforming the school aid formula by reducing the regular levy deducted from county boards of education.

You have voted HB-2108: Requiring that the State School Board ensure that no class size for grades seven through twelve be greater than twenty-five students to every one teacher.

You have voted HB-2063: Requiring elementary students to have access to a certified library media specialist, art specialist, music specialist and physical education specialist.

You have voted HB-2023: Requiring that transportation to and from school be provided for each child that needs or desires transportation.

You have voted HB-2005: Extending the provisions of the Higher Education Flexibility Act.

You have voted HB-2003: Giving state institutions of higher education more flexibility in the planning and operation of their schools.

You have voted SB-612: Exempting certain schools and school districts from certain statutory provisions.

You have voted SB-592: Requiring schools have crisis response plans.

You have voted SB-586: Amending procedures relating to school personnel and employment of teachers.

You have voted SB-571: Allowing out-of-state medical students committing to practice in underserved areas pay in-state tuition.