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House activity

The Ohio House passed House Bill (HB) 98 by a vote of 89-0. This legislation deals with the presentation of career information to students. The bill now heads to the Senate for consideration.

 

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House Education and Career Readiness Committee

The committee heard House Bill (HB) 21 addressing the verification of community school enrollment. The committee accepted a substitute version of the bill that does the following:

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Senate Education Committee

The committee heard House Bill (HB) 170. This bill calls for developing optional academic content standards and model curriculum for computer science. HB 170 also addresses educator qualifications for teaching computer science. The committee passed the bill unanimously after…

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Gov. Kasich to speak at Capital Conference

Each year since 2011, the Ohio School Boards Association has invited Gov. John R. Kasich to address Capital Conference attendees. This is the first year schedules have aligned, allowing him to attend.

Gov. Kasich will speak at 2:15 p.m. Monday…

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House activity

The House passed Senate Bill (SB) 3 by a vote of 91-0. This legislation designates the first week of May as In-Demand Jobs Week. The bill is now headed to the governor for his signature.

 

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House Government Accountability and Oversight

The committee heard testimony on House Bill (HB) 312 regarding the use of credit cards and debit cards by political subdivisions. OSBA, the Buckeye Association of School Administrators and the Ohio Association of School Business Officials…

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House Education and Career Readiness Committee

The committee heard sponsor testimony from Reps. John Patterson (D-Jefferson) and Sarah LaTourette (R-Chesterland) on House Bill (HB) 318. The bill seeks to define certain qualifications and responsibilities for school resource officers.

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This week was extremely light for education-related legislative activity.

Senate Judiciary Committee

The committee heard sponsor testimony on Senate Bill (SB) 196 from Sen. Sandra Williams (D…

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Senate Education Committee

The committee heard proponent testimony on House Bill (HB) 170. This bill calls for developing optional academic content standards and model curriculum for computer science. HB 170 also addresses educator qualifications for teaching computer science.

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House activity

The House passed House Bill (HB) 235 by a vote of 81-9. This bill outlines procedures for the General Assembly’s approval or disapproval of the state’s Every Student Succeeds Act plan.