Tuesday, March 4, 2014
There are no additional public hearings scheduled for any bills before the House Education Committee. However, there is still an opportunity to contact them before they exec these bills. Please consider contacting the House Education Committee. Phone calls are the most effective way to make an impact. The HEC’s email is HouseEducationCommittee@leg.state.nh.us
The public may attend subcommittee work sessions and executive sessions, but is not given the opportunity to speak. An Inexpedient to Legislate (ITL) recommendation means that they oppose the bill. An Ought to Pass (OTP) recommendation means they support the bill. The HEC meets in the Legislative Office Building (LOB) room 207.
9:00am subcommittee work session
HB 1508, terminating state participation in the common core educational standards
HB 1239, relative to the implementation of new educational standards
10:30am subcommittee work session
HB 1587, relative to the collection and disclosure of pupil data
HB 1586, relative to student and teacher information protection and privacy
**Note: HB 1587 was amended, but it has not been made publicly available.
11:00am subcommittee work session
HB 1238, relative to access to assessment materials
HB 1432, delaying implementation of certain statewide assessments and studying the effects of delaying implementation of certain curriculum changes in the public schools
1:00pm Executive session
HB 1432, delaying implementation of certain statewide assessments and studying the effects of delaying implementation of certain curriculum changes in the public schools
HB 1239, relative to the implementation of new educational standards
HB 1587, relative to the collection and disclosure of pupil data
HB 1508, terminating state participation in the common core educational standards
HB 1262, relative to student assessment data privacy
HB 1496, relative to the objectivity and validity of student assessment materials
HB 1238, relative to access to assessment materials
HB 1586, relative to student and teacher information protection and privacy
HB 1488, adopting the interstate compact on educational support for military children
Wednesday, March 5, 2014
The following bills will be debated and voted by the full House of Representatives. Please contact your Representatives before Wednesday to either support or reject the committee’s recommendations. Legislators do not often hear from their constituents so emails, but especially phone calls, can be very effective.
HB 1247, requiring the department of education to share costs of implementing statewide online assessment technology requirements.
committee recommendation: ITL 11-7
HB 1463, relative to the definitions of “priority school” and “focus school.”
committee recommendation: interim study 14-5
HB 1507, relative to university system of New Hampshire in-state tuition rates for students domiciled in New Hampshire.
committee recommendation: ITL 12-6
HB 1534, establishing a commission to study fiscal disparities between public school districts.
committee recommendation: OTP 13-6
The following couple weeks are referred as “cross over.” This is the period when bills that passed the House will be forwarded to the Senate, and vice versa.
