You have voted SB-1032: Relating to the right of a parent of a public school student to request that the student receive instruction or an assessment instrument in a printed format..

You have voted HB-4383: Relating to a reporting requirement for public schools regarding instructional materials and technology..

You have voted HB-396: Relating to acceptable uses of the instructional materials and technology fund and the instructional materials and technology allotment..

You have voted HB-391: Relating to student access to public school instructional materials and technology..

You have voted HB-254: Relating to purchases made by a school district and open-enrollment charter school using the instructional materials and technology allotment..

You have voted SB-1711: Relating to rules which insure that local independent school district selection of non-state adopted instructional materials to be purchased with state funds, is as accountable and transparent as the State Board of Education approval process for state-adopted instruction materials..

You have voted SB-1211: Relating to procedures for the review and selection of certain instructional materials by public school districts and open-enrollment charter schools..

You have voted HB-842: Relating to review of public school instructional materials for compliance with accessibility standards..

You have voted HB-3896: Relating to student access to public school instructional materials and technology..

You have voted HB-3571: Relating to rules which insure that local independent school district selection of non-state adopted instructional materials to be purchased with state funds, is as accountable and transparent as the State Board of Education approval process for state-adopted instructional materials..

You have voted HB-3403: Relating to public school curriculum and textbooks..

You have voted HB-3260: Relating to a study and report regarding the use of open-source instructional materials at public schools..

You have voted HB-2810: Relating to proclamations issued by the State Board of Education for instructional materials..

You have voted HB-2564: Relating to prohibiting a publisher or manufacturer from requiring a school district or open-enrollment charter school to place a minimum order of instructional materials..

You have voted HB-1474: Relating to the placement of money in the state instructional materials fund and payment of the instructional materials allotment..

You have voted HB-1163: Relating to the percentage of the annual distribution from the permanent school fund set aside for the state instructional materials fund..

You have voted HB-1013: Relating to requirements regarding electronic access to instructional materials provided in printed book format purchased for public schools..

You have voted SB-197: Relating to procedures applicable to adoption of the public school curriculum by the State Board of Education..

You have voted HB-3771: Relating to the adoption and permanent student ownership of low-cost mathematics and science instructional material..

You have voted HB-2014: Relating to procedures applicable to adoption of the public school curriculum by the State Board of Education..