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Witness is Blasingame, Natalie
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HB3614 Died in House Calendars Committee
Testifying For (Blasingame, Natalie - representing self)
Referred to House Public Education Committee, chaired by a Republican
Republican Bill, authored by Hefner; Buckley; Burrows; Harris, Cody
Caption: Relating to allowing public schools to employ or accept as volunteers chaplains.
HB3928 Signed by the Governor
Testifying For (Blasingame, Natalie - representing self)
Referred to House Public Education Committee, chaired by a Republican
Referred to Senate Education Committee, chaired by a Republican
This bill would cost taxpayers $2,069,732.00 over five years, according to the Legislative Budget Bureau.
Bipartisan Bill, authored by Toth; Meyer; Dutton; Anderson; Burrows
Caption: Relating to dyslexia evaluations and services for public school students, the provision of services for students with dyslexia and related disorders, and certain parental notice regarding the rights of parents of public school students with disabilities.
SB763 Signed by the Governor
Testifying For (Blasingame, Natalie - representing self)
Referred to House Public Education Committee, chaired by a Republican
Referred to Senate Education Committee, chaired by a Republican
Republican Bill, authored by Middleton
Caption: Relating to allowing public schools to employ or accept as volunteers chaplains.
SB2140 Died in Committee After Public Hearing
Testifying For (Blasingame, Natalie - representing self)
Referred to Senate Education Committee, chaired by a Republican
This bill would cost taxpayers $2,076,512.00 over five years, according to the Legislative Budget Bureau.
Republican Bill, authored by Parker
Caption: Relating to a student's eligibility for special education services provided by a school district, including services for dyslexia and related disorders.
