You have voted HB-2485: Establishing a corporate tax credit up to fifty percent of the corporation's net income tax for contributions to scholarship funds.
HB-2483: Authorizing public school teachers to purchase one personal computer and related devices per year from the state contract for use outside the classroom
Sponsored by: Rep. Thomas Campbell
Filed For Introduction on 01/14/2011
You have voted HB-2483: Authorizing public school teachers to purchase one personal computer and related devices per year from the state contract for use outside the classroom.
You have voted HB-2354: Giving local authorities the authority to decrease the speed limit on streets and highways where school buses travel in its jurisdiction.
The Family Education Tax Credit Act [HB-2323]
The purpose of this bill is to create a tax credit program for individuals paying qualified educational expenses and for those individuals or corporations making donations to organizations granting scholarships for qualified educational expenses. The bill defines terms and sets forth requirements. This article is new; therefore, it has been completely underscored.
HB-2323: The Family Education Tax Credit Act
Sponsored by: Rep. Jonathan Miller
Filed For Introduction on 01/12/2011
Prohibiting the use of calculators for teaching purposes in grades K through eight [HB-2249]
The purpose of this bill is to prohibit the student use of calculators for teaching purposes in grades K through eight. The bill permits calculators to be used by educators in furtherance of their instructional responsibilities. This secton is new; therefore, it has been completely underscored.
HB-2249: Prohibiting the use of calculators for teaching purposes in grades K through eight
Sponsored by: Rep. Allen Evans
Filed For Introduction on 01/12/2011
Relating to public school support computation of local share [HB-2164]
The purpose of this bill is to remove provisions for using assumed assessed values for the purpose of computation of local share public school support. The bill removes provisions for increasing counties' local share responsibility for funding basic foundation education formula when property assessments are not at least fifty-four percent of market value as indicated by assessment ratio study; it revises definitions; and makes legislative findings with respect to the effect of under assessed property values on school funding and the obligations
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HB-2164: Relating to public school support computation of local share
Sponsored by: Rep. Mary Poling
On 2nd Reading To Finance on 03/10/2011
HB-2156: Allowing a public school employee or retiree who missed work as a result of pregnancy to purchase up to one year of service credit in the teachers retirement system
Sponsored by: Rep. Walter Duke
Filed For Introduction on 01/12/2011
You have voted HB-2156: Allowing a public school employee or retiree who missed work as a result of pregnancy to purchase up to one year of service credit in the teachers retirement system.
HB-2063: Requiring elementary students to have access to a certified library media specialist, art specialist, music specialist and physical education specialist
Sponsored by: Rep. Michael Ferro
Filed For Introduction on 01/12/2011
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.
Relating to the reporting of assaults, batteries and other incidents on school property [HB-2031]
The purpose of this bill is to improve security at state schools by requiring the reporting of assaults, batteries and other incidents on school property, during school hours or during school activities to the appropriate local juvenile authority. The bill will enable the county schools and juvenile probation officers to track and curb incidents of disruptive behavior of students. This section is new; therefore, it has been completely underscored.
HB-2031: Relating to the reporting of assaults, batteries and other incidents on school property
Sponsored by: Rep. Stan Shaver
Filed For Introduction on 01/12/2011