You have voted HB-1926: Relating to the operation of the state virtual school network and courses provided through other distance learning arrangements..

You have voted HB-1896: Relating to firearm training and the authority of certain employees of a school district or open-enrollment charter school to carry or possess a handgun on certain school premises; authorizing a fee..

You have voted HB-1831: Relating to an adult high school diploma and industry certification charter school pilot program for adults 19 to 50 years of age..

You have voted HB-1805: Relating to the fiscal transparency and accountability of certain entities responsible for public money..

You have voted HB-1434: Relating to payment of tuition to attend public schools for students holding certain United States student visas..

You have voted HB-1009: Relating to the creation of a new category of law enforcement officer who shall be designated a school marshal, the training and appointment of certain employees of a school district or open-enrollment charter school as school marshals, and the rights, restrictions, limitations, and responsibilities of school marshals; authorizing the imposition of a fee..

You have voted SB-33: Relating to revising, revoking, or denying renewal of charters of open-enrollment charter schools under certain circumstances..

You have voted SB-31: Relating to the guarantee of open-enrollment charter school bonds by the permanent school fund..

You have voted SB-30: Relating to the state virtual school network..

You have voted SB-1: Relating to certain state fiscal matters; providing penalties..

You have voted HB-67: Relating to the entitlement of school districts and open-enrollment charter schools to a certain funding level and to the appropriation of money from the economic stabilization fund to be used for public education..

You have voted HB-48: Relating to the governance of home-rule school districts..

You have voted HB-39: Relating to revising, revoking, or denying renewal of charters of open-enrollment charter schools under certain circumstances..

You have voted SJR-29: Proposing a constitutional amendment requiring the provision of free textbooks to students attending private primary and secondary schools in this state..

You have voted SB-975: Relating to the operation of dropout recovery programs by certain public junior colleges in partnership with school districts..

You have voted SB-872: Relating to the study of productivity and cost-effectiveness in public education..

You have voted SB-738: Relating to a parental role in determining sanctions applied to a public school campus under certain circumstances..

You have voted SB-679: Relating to minimum educational qualifications for open-enrollment charter school teachers..

You have voted SB-6: Relating to the foundation curriculum, the establishment of the instructional materials allotment, and the adoption, review, and purchase of instructional materials and technological equipment for public schools..

You have voted SB-597: Relating to the guarantee of open-enrollment charter school bonds by the permanent school fund..