EDUCATION – Proposes an amendment to the state constitution to remove language allowing for the Legislature to require school attendance and to add language regarding the right of the people to educate their children without government regulation outside of public schools.
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Where it stands
Introduced
2Passed 1st Chamber
3Passed 2nd Chamber
Looking ahead
No hearings or votes scheduled.
History
2025
Feb 19Read Third Time in Full – FAILED - 46-23-1AYES – Alfieri, Andrus, Barbieri, Beiswenger, Boyle, Bruce, Burgoyne, Cannon, Cayler, Cornilles, Crane(12), Crane(13), Dygert, Ehardt, Ehlers, Erickson, Furniss, Harris, Hawkins, Healey, Hill, Holtzclaw, Horman, Hostetler, Leavitt, Marmon, Mendive, Miller, Mitchell, Monks, Palmer, Petzke, Pickett, Price, Rasor, Redman, Scott, Shepherd, Shirts, Skaug, Tanner(13), Tanner(14), Thompson, Vander Woude, Wisniewski, Mr. SpeakerNAYS – Achilles, Berch, Cheatum, Church, Clow, Egbert, Fuhriman, Galaviz, Gannon, Garner, Handy, Manwaring, Mathias, McCann, Mickelsen, Nelsen, Pohanka, Raybould, Raymond, Rubel, Sauter, Weber, WheelerAbsent – GreenFloor Sponsor - HawkinsFiled in Office of the Chief ClerkLatest
Vote recorded Read Third Time in Full –. Result: fail.Lower
Feb 18U.C. to hold place on third reading calendar one legislative day
Feb 17U.C. to hold place on third reading calendar one legislative day
Feb 14Read second time; Filed for Third ReadingMinor
Feb 13Reported out of Committee with Do Pass Recommendation, Filed for Second ReadingMinor
Jan 31Reported Printed and Referred to State Affairs
Jan 30Introduced, read first time, referred to JRA for PrintingIntroduced