Week Six of the 2022 Session (Funnel Week): Governor signs the school funding bill, House passes big tax cuts, and the Governor’s School Choice Omnibus proposal gets Senate Education Committee Approval but only pieces of it move in the House and much more.

In this week's report: House passes School Funding, Teacher Recruitment Bills Progress, Parents Rights and Obscenity Regulations Moving. Plus lots more!

In this UEN Weekly Report from the 2022 Legislative Session, find information about: Differences in the Governors, House and Senate SSA Proposals; Thinking about per pupil expenditures and responding to simple generalizations; Differences in the Governors, House and Senate Tax Plans; Status of School Choice Conversations; Bills Receiving Committee and Subcommittee Action; Advocacy Action Steps for This Week; Links to Advocacy Resources and Members of the House and Senate Education Committees

In this UEN Weekly Report from the 2022 Legislative Session, find information about: More information about the fiscal impact of 2.5% SSA as recommended by the Governor; House and Senate Republican Tax Plans Introduced; Status of School Choice Conversations; Bills on the Move; Advocacy Action Steps for This Week; Links to Advocacy Resources; Members of the House and Senate Education Committees

In this UEN Weekly Report from the 2022 Legislative Session, find information about: Governor’s Flat Tax Proposal Introduced – Impact on State Revenues; Update on SSA/School Funding Process; School Choice Data Update: Public Dollars Spent on Private Education; House and Senate Education Committee Action;Bills Introduced; Advocacy Action Steps for This Week; Links to Advocacy Resources; Members of the House and Senate Education Committees

In this UEN Weekly Report from the 2022 Legislative Session, find information about: Governor’s Condition of the State, SSA and Education Policy Recommendations; Legislative Timeline; Bills Introduced and Subcommittees Assigned; Advocacy Action Steps for This Week; Links to Advocacy Resources; Members of the House and Senate Education Committees.