Most of the live bills are headed to conference committee, where both houses get together and hammer out any disagreements on bill amendments. Even if there are no amendments which were rejected, a bill may have its title or enacting clause struck, in which case it will have to go to conference to have the title put back on in order to pass constitutional muster. Once passed out of committee, the bill will go to the floor to be voted up or down without possibility of further amendments. Education-Related Bills of the 48th Legislature Bill Number Description Status Status Date HB 1189 Minimum Salary Schedule would not apply to teachers in postretirement employment in a school district who are currently receiving monthly retirement benefits In Conference. Committee Report Submitted.
Title is off.
Unless the school is low performing or high challenge, no school is required to submit CLEP plans, including site improvement plans, professional development plans, capital improvement plans and reading sufficiency plans. Also, the State Board cannot require a paper copy to be submitted for any report which is submitted electronically. Committee Report read. The effect of this Bill would be to require each distinct to pass on any State mandated salary increases at the beginning of the school year regardless of whether or not local contract bargaining has been completed. This bill is the likely vehicle for the Education Appropriations .