Legislation Action Report
June 15, 2006Legislation Action ReportThe California State PTA Legislation Action Committee met June 13, 2006. At this meeting, 16 bills were considered and positions were taken on the 14 bills listed below: AB 476 (Baca), Student financial aid: Assumption Program of Loans for EducationSupport---Education AB 1137 (Dymally), Child care centers: child, pupil, and staff health: asthma and anaphylactic emergencies Position moved from Seek Amendments to Oppose —Health AB 1433 (Emmerson), Pupil Health: oral health assessment Support—Health AB 1857 (Garcia), Teacher credentialing: internship programs Oppose—Education AB 1985 (Daucher), Instructional programs: the Online Classroom Program Support—Education AB 2423 (Wyland), Instruction: science Support—Educaiton AB 2722 (Canciamilla), Instructional materials: adoption and use Support—Education AB 2881 (Mullin), State Preschool programs Support—Parent Involvement AB 2937 (Pavley), Pupils: California High School Exit Examinations Support—Education SB 472 (Alquist), Instructional programs: Mathematics and Reading Professional Development Program Support—Education SB 845 (Scott), Postsecondary education: College Opportunity Act of 2006 Support—Education SB 1078 (Simitian), Pupil attendance: electronic monitoring Support—Community Concerns SB 1471 (Kuehl), Sex education programs: requirements Support—Health SB 1655 (Scott), Teachers: voluntary transfers Support—Education For a complete listing of positions on current legislation, please go to http://www.capta.org/sections/advocacy/current-legislation.cfm. If you would like to be added to our "Legislation email alert list," please send your name and email address to PTAadvocacy@aol.com. |
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