Signed into law Mar 5, 2019
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Attendance
98%
82 missed
Lower than 88% of chamber peers
With party
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1%
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Microcredential program; Department of Education may establish.
Permits the Department of Education to establish a microcredential program for the purpose of permitting any public elementary or secondary school teacher who holds a renewable or provisional license or any individual who participates in any alternate route to licensure program to complete additional in-person or blended coursework and earn microcredentials in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) endorsement areas, including computer science, for which there is a high need for additional qualified teachers. The bill requires the Department of Education to direct the Advisory Board on Teacher Education and Licensure to convene a workgroup including pertinent education stakeholders to determine how any microcredential awarded pursuant to any such program will be used to award add-on endorsements and certifications for teachers in such STEM endorsement areas. The bill provides certain conditions in which in-person coursework in a microcredential program not contributing to an endorsement is eligible for professional development points towards the renewal of a teaching license. This bill is identical to
Signed into law Mar 5, 2019
0 co-sponsors
Signed into law Mar 5, 2019
1 co-sponsor
School Breakfast Program/National School Lunch Program; school boards to determine eligibility, etc.
Signed into law Mar 5, 2019
1 co-sponsor
Introduced Feb 23, 2019
1 co-sponsor
Introduced Feb 23, 2019
1 co-sponsor
Introduced Feb 23, 2019
1 co-sponsor
Introduced Feb 23, 2019
1 co-sponsor
Passed Feb 23, 2019
1 co-sponsor
Summons for unlawful detainer; initial hearing, subsequent filings, termination notice.
Provides that if an initial hearing on a summons for unlawful detainer cannot be held within 21 days from the date of filing, it shall be held as soon as practicable, but not later than 30 days after the date of the filing. The bill further provides that an order of possession for the premises in an unlawful detainer action shall not be entered unless the plaintiff or the plaintiff's attorney or agent has presented a copy of a proper termination notice that the court admits into evidence. The bill allows a plaintiff to amend the amount alleged to be due and owing in an unlawful detainer action to request all amounts due and owing as of the date of a hearing on the action and to further amend such an amount to include additional amounts that become due and owing prior to the final disposition of a pending unlawful detainer action. The bill prohibits a plaintiff from filing a subsequent and additional unlawful detainer summons for such additional amounts and is identical to
Signed into law Feb 22, 2019
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