The Senate Education Committee advanced SB 26-103, an at-risk public school resources bill, to the Committee of the Whole after adopting four amendments in an action-only hearing. The bill passed narrowly, 4 to 3, disqualifying it from the consent calendar.
“This amendment is again, just to make clear that this is about existing resources, not additional resources.”
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Sign in to subscribeSenate Education Committees, come to order. Ms. King, will you call the roll? Senators Bright. Here. Brazelle. President. Here. Snyder. Here. Marchman. Here. Mr. Chair. Here. We're all here, and we'll have a quick committee hearing today. We only have one piece of business. It's for action only. Senate Bill 26103 by Senators Kolker and Marchman. I'm going to hand the gavel over to Senator Kip. Welcome to. Oh, sorry. We already did roll. We already did roll. We all did roll. Okay. Yeah. So we have SB 26103 today with senators Kolker and Marchman, and that's been. Is for action only. We have already heard the beginning parts of the bill, so we are here for action only today, which means we left it in the amendment. Save. So, Senators, do you have any amendments? Senator Kolker? Yes, the same amendments that we handed out previously, amendments 2, 3, 4, and 5. I'm going to move amendment L002 and request an I vote. This amendment is again, just to make clear that this is about existing resources, not additional resources. Okay. Are there amendment packets? Okay. Well, are there any questions or concerns about L002? Correct. L002. Are there…
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