EDUCATION Patron names are linked to a list of legislation sponsored by the member

Bill numbers are linked to the summary of the bill

EDUCATION

American Sign Language; public schools and public and private institutions of higher education to recognize coursework for foreign language credit. (Patron-Dillard, HJR 228)

At-risk students, educationally; urging President and Congress to support consolidated state plans under Improving America's Schools Act of 1994 for federally supported programs therefor. (Patron-Connally, HJR 82)

Charter Schools; established. Adding §§ 22.1-212.5 through 22.1-212.15. (Patron-Councill, HB 776)

Charter Schools; Report of Joint Subcommittee (HJR 551 and SJR 334, 1995). (HD 43)

Child Day-Care and Early Childhood Programs, Council on; abolished. Amending §§ 2.1-1.7, 2.1-20.4, 2.1-51.15, 9-6.25:2, 9-268, 9-271, 9-291.1, 63.1-196.5, 63.1-211.2 and 63.1-314.8; repealing §§ 9-281 through 9-291. (Patron-Cox, HB 569)

Child Day-Care Council; abolished. Amending §§ 2.1-1.7, 2.1-51.15, 9-6.25:2, 9-291.1, 22.1-19, 63.1-196.01, 63.1-196.01:1, 63.1-196.1, 63.1-196.5 and 63.1-202; adding § 63.1-202.2; repealing § 63.1-202.1. (Patron-Cox, HB 1085)

Children; General Assembly supports goal and policy of State to assure and participate in funding quality child care therefor. (Patron-Van Yahres, HJR 134)

Children from low-income families; joint subcommittee to study methods for providing tax incentives to "for-profit" child care centers and providers who offer scholarships or reduced prices thereto, appropriation. (Patron-Puller, HJR 137)

Children With Disabilities, Inclusion of Special-Needs; Report of Department of Education (SJR 361, 1995). (SD 18)

City and town governing bodies, and school boards; election of members. Amending §§ 24.2-101, 24.2-200, 24.2-222, 24.2-223, 24.2-226, 24.2-311, 24.2-312, 24.2-503, 24.2-507, 24.2-510, 24.2-515, 24.2-521, 24.2-612, 24.2-682, 24.2-916, 24.2-922 and 24.2-928; adding § 24.2-223.1; repealing § 24.2-917. (Patron-Cox, HB 1084)

Coal mining, underground; suspension under elementary and secondary schools and colleges and universities. Amending § 45.1-243. (Patron-Phillips, HB 713)

Compulsory school attendance; loss of aid to families with dependent children benefits for noncompliance, direct contact with parent or guardian. Amending § 63.1-105. (Patron-Darner, HB 65)

Computers, school-based; access to information infrastructure. Adding § 22.1-212.5. (Patron-Marshall, HB 8)

Conflict of interests; prohibited contracts with school boards. Amending § 2.1-639.8; adding § 2.1-639.7:1. (Patron-DeBoer, HB 749)

Constitutional amendment; Literary Fund (first reference). Amending Section 8 of Article VIII. (Patron-Councill, HJR 248; Earley, SJR 87)

Constitutional amendment; parental rights (first reference). Adding Section 16-A of Article I. (Patron-O'Brien, HJR 188; Martin, SJR 98)

Constitutional amendment; school boards, employee grievance (second reference). Amending Section 7 of Article VIII. (Patron-Robinson, HJR 153; Gartlan, SJR 83)

Constitutional amendment; school boards, employee grievance (submitting to qualified voters). Amending Section 7 of Article VIII. (Patron-Robinson, HB 953; Gartlan, SB 455)

Constitutions of Virginia and U.S.; study in public schools. Amending §§ 22.1-201 and 22.1-253.13:3. (Patron-Purkey, HB 215)

Contract schools for enhanced site-based management; provisions. Amending § 22.1-253.13:3; adding §§ 22.1-212.5 through 22.1-212.9. (Patron-Van Yahres, HB 1408)

Controlled substances and alcohol use in public schools; guidelines for voluntary, random testing. Adding § 22.1-280.2:1. (Patron-Wagner, HB 579)

Controlled substances and alcohol use in public schools; programs for mandatory testing. Adding § 22.1-280.2:1. (Patron-Wagner, HB 950)

Controlled substances and alcohol use in public schools; testing of students participating in interscholastic athletics. Adding § 22.1-280.2:1. (Patron-Wagner, HB 949)

Cooperative Extension Service and agricultural research programs; funding to be restored to a level to meet needs of service population. (Patron-Bennett, HJR 197)

Correctional facilities; education therein. Amending § 2.1-51.18; adding §§ 22.1-355 through 22.1-362; repealing §§ 22.1-339 through 22.1-345. (Patron-Martin, SB 462)

Criminal history records check; applicable to all local school boards. Amending § 22.1-296.2. (Patron-Quayle, SB 276)

Criminal history records check; applicable to new school board employees. Amending §§ 19.2-389 and 22.1-296.2. (Patron-Tata, HB 703)

Criminal history records check; applicable to private and parochial school employees. Amending § 19.2-389; adding § 22.1-296.3. (Patron-Benedetti, SB 460)

Criminal history records check; applicable to school board employees in Albemarle, Greene, Henry, Nelson and Pittsylvania Counties, and Bristol, Danville and Roanoke Cities. Amending § 22.1-296.2. (Patron-Reynolds, HB 517)

Criminal history records check; applicable to school board employees in Bristol City. Amending § 22.1-296.2. (Patron-Johnson, HB 33)

Criminal history records check; applicable to school board employees in Essex, Greene, Isle of Wight, and Nelson Counties and Roanoke City. Amending § 22.1-296.2. (Patron-Holland, SB 231)

Criminal history records check; applicable to school board employees in Roanoke City. Amending § 22.1-296.2. (Patron-Woodrum, HB 85)

Deaf and the Blind, Schools for; consolidation of school at Hampton and at Staunton into School for the Deaf and Blind at Staunton. Amending §§ 22.1-16.1, 22.1-281, 22.1-346 through 22.1-349 and 23-14. (Patron-Hanger, SB 522)

Design-build contracts; authorized for juvenile and adult detention facilities in Winchester City, and Clarke and Frederick Counties, for a courthouse in York County, for expansion or replacement of Loudoun County Courthouse, and for school construction in Richmond City. Amending § 11-41.2:1. (Patron-Guest, HB 14)

Design-build contracts; authorized for school construction in Accomack County. Amending § 11-41.2:1. (Patron-Bloxom, HB 1436)

Design-build contracts; authorized for school construction in Culpeper County. Amending § 11-41.2:1. (Patron-Miller, K.G., SB 195)

Design-build contracts; authorized for school construction in Richmond City. Amending § 11-41.2:1. (Patron-Lambert, SB 612)

Design-build contracts; authorized for school construction in Richmond City, and Accomack and Culpeper Counties, for improvements to South Battlefield Boulevard in Chesapeake City, for replacement of Loudoun County Courthouse, and for construction of courthouse in York County. Amending § 11-41.2:1. (Patron-Lambert, SB 609)

Disabled students; changes condition for receiving additional state funding for transportation thereof. Amending § 22.1-221. (Patron-Darner, HB 690; Miller, Y.B., SB 533)

Driver's license; minor's ability to obtain, procedure for minors receiving home schooling, filing of application. Amending §§ 46.2-334 and 46.2-335. (Patron-Orrock, HB 1068; McDonnell, HB 1284)

Driver's license; school principals to provide academic good standing certification prior to participation in driver's education courses. Amending §§ 22.1-205 and 46.2-335. (Patron-Wagner, HB 582)

Early Childhood and Child Day-Care Programs, Commission on; abolishes sunset provisions. Amending § 9-291.1. (Patron-Connally, HB 331; Walker, SB 270)

Early Childhood Education, Plan for Professional Development in; Secretaries of Health and Human Resources, of Education and of Economic Development to develop a plan to update and implement. (Patron-Connally, HJR 136)

Education funding; appeals of local ability to pay or composite index. Adding § 22.1-97.1. (Patron-Deeds, HB 279; Deeds, HB 280; Hanger, SB 84)

Education Network Board; created. Amending §§ 2.1-1.6, 2.1-20.4 and 9-6.25:2; adding §§ 2.1-563.36 through 2.1-563.40. (Patron-Harris, HB 1022; Hawkins, SB 625)

Education reform; joint subcommittee to study, appropriation. (Patron-Plum, HJR 249)

Educational and Cultural Entities Fund; created. Amending § 2.1-394.1; adding §§ 2.1-406.1 and 2.1-406.2. (Patron-Thomas, HB 642)

Educational Excellence, Commission on Accountability for; established, appropriation. (Patron-Jackson, HJR 168)

Educational Infrastructure, Commission on; established, appropriation. (Patron-Diamonstein, HJR 135)

Educational Museums and Appropriate Level of Public Support to be Provided Such Institutions; Report of Joint Subcommittee (HJR 430, 1995). (HD 70)

Educational opportunities; promotion of educational technology initiative. Amending § 22.1-199.1. (Patron-Van Landingham, HB 512)

Educational technology infrastructure in public schools; joint subcommittee to study, appropriation. (Patron-Dillard, HJR 225)

English; designated official language of state. Amending § 22.1-212.1; adding § 7.1-42. (Patron-Barry, SB 582)

Environmental education; Department of Education, et al., to study incorporation in curriculum for students and teachers. (Patron-Puller, HJR 124)

Expelled students; admission. Amending § 22.1-277.2. (Patron-Cooper, HB 570)

Firearms; penalty for possession while near school property. Amending § 18.2-308.1. (Patron-McEachin, HB 122)

Gifted Students, Joint Subcommittee Studying Educational Needs of Certain Underserved; continued, appropriation. (Patron-Christian, HJR 90)

Governing bodies and elected school boards; qualification for local office. Amending §§ 15.1-38 and 15.1-40. (Patron-Grayson, HB 1533)

High school graduation; requirement standards. Amending §§ 22.1-253.13:1 and 22.1-253.13:4; adding § 22.1-200.1. (Patron-Lambert, SB 150)

High School Graduation Requirements and Admission Standards at Colleges and Universities; Report of Department of Education and Council of Higher Education (HJR 470, 1995). (HD 21)

Home-school students; part-time admission and enrollment. Adding § 22.1-212.2:1. (Patron-Wagner, HB 253)

Immigrants; Departments of Social Services, of Education, et al., to develop protocol which will enable them to inquire as to citizenship or immigration status of clients and students when applying for services. (Patron-Grayson, HJR 246)

Income tax, state; credit for day-care facility investment. Adding § 58.1-439.4. (Patron-Johnson, HB 720)

Income tax, state; credit for retired teachers who volunteer in public schools. Adding § 58.1-339.2. (Patron-Parrish, HB 1166)

Income tax, state; tax credit for employers who provide day-care facilities near work site for children or dependants of employees. Adding § 58.1-438.2. (Patron-Kilgore, HB 576)

Inmate labor; use for public works projects, allows Department of Correctional Education to enter into agreements with nonprofit civic organizations for provision of services, notice to victim of prisoner participation. Amending §§ 22.1-343 and 53.1-59. (Patron-Crouch, HB 538; Hanger, SB 320)

Juvenile criminal records; disclosure to school personnel. Amending § 16.1-301. (Patron-Mims, HB 485)

Juvenile delinquents; disclosure of burglary offenses to school superintendent. Amending § 16.1-305.1. (Patron-Howell, HB 1051)

Juvenile offenders; education, development and implementation of reenrollment plans, compulsory school attendance, etc. Amending §§ 16.1-293, 22.1-254, 22.1-258, 22.1-265 and 22.1-280.1. (Patron-Cantor, HB 173; Lambert, SB 89)

Juvenile offenders; Office of Executive Secretary of Supreme Court to coordinate effort among juvenile court judges to define guidelines for use in achieving goal of race-neutral decision making as it relates to sanctioning thereof. (Patron-Melvin, HJR 85)

Juveniles; parental responsibility and involvement in school education. Amending §§ 16.1-241.2 and 22.1-279.3. (Patron-Nixon, HB 1199)

Juveniles; parental responsibility and involvement in school education. Amending § 22.1-279.3. (Patron-Van Landingham, HB 1101)

Lottery prizes; payment into Literary Fund those unclaimed, provisions if claimant in active military service. Amending § 58.1-4020. (Patron-Dickinson, HB 548)

Medical malpractice; payment of punitive damages into Literary Fund. Amending §§ 8.01-38.1, 8.01-42.1, 19.2-69, 36-96.17, 36-96.18, 59.1-21.23 and 59.1-335.10. (Patron-Hawkins, SB 217)

Minorities in Teaching Program; created. Adding § 22.1-212.2:1. (Patron-Christian, HB 1331)

Moral and ethical readings in schools; provisions. Amending § 22.1-208. (Patron-Marshall, HB 1087)

Nursing facilities; licensure and funding requirements for pediatric units thereof. Amending §§ 2.1-757, 2.1-758, 22.1-215, 32.1-125 and 63.1-195. (Patron-Woods, SB 579)

Payroll, accounting and purchasing functions of Virginia Beach City; consolidation with those of department of education. Adding § 15.1-13.3. (Patron-Schrock, SB 14)

Personnel policies; leave for school related activities. Amending § 2.1-114.5. (Patron-Moore, HB 1342)

Pledge of allegiance to American flag in public schools; guidelines on constitutional rights. Amending § 22.1-202. (Patron-Brickley, HB 433; Ruff, HB 1118)

Postsecondary schools; degree-granting authority and approval. Amending §§ 22.1-319, 22.1-320, 22.1-326, 22.1-329, 23-265 through 23-269, 23-271 and 23-275. (Patron-Tata, HB 1146; Chichester, SB 591)

Private school pupils; transportation agreement with local school boards. Adding § 22.1-176.1. (Patron-Earley, SB 501)

Public Education, Commission on Equity in; continued. Amending § 9-310. (Patron-Walker, SB 271)

Public Education, Commission on Future of; established, appropriation. (Patron-Bennett, HJR 196)

Public school funding; select committee of House and Senate to study composite index of local ability-to-pay, appropriation. (Patron-Howell, HJR 203)

Public school students; Subcommittee on School Dropout Prevention to study effects of expulsions and suspensions thereon, appropriation. (Patron-Maxwell, SJR 85)

Public schools; joint subcommittee to study formulation of composite index as means of distributing state aid thereto, appropriation. (Patron-Katzen, HJR 201)

Public schools; joint subcommittee to study rights and responsibilities for learning therein, appropriation. (Patron-Christian, HJR 91)

Public schools; urging Congress to provide, in the reauthorization of Individuals with Disabilities Education Act, disciplinary flexibility to ensure safe and healthy learning environments. (Patron-Newman, SJR 75)

Pupil-teacher ratios; calculation for special education students in general education classroom. Amending § 22.1-253.13:1. (Patron-Dillard, HB 1465)

Retail Sales and Use Tax; exemptions include organizations which combat illiteracy, including Literacy Volunteers of America. Amending § 58.1-609.4. (Patron-Morgan, HB 111)

Retail Sales and Use Tax; exemptions include organizations which emphasize scientific investigation and hold an annual science fair for students. Amending § 58.1-609.4. (Patron-Way, HB 192)

Retail Sales and Use Tax; exemptions include organizations which promote vocational technical education in public schools. Amending § 58.1-609.4. (Patron-Cox, HB 110)

Richmond City; authorizing school board to employ and elect certain officers and staff. (Patron-Lambert, SB 88)

Road, school and public safety impact fees; imposition applicable in Fauquier and Rappahannock Counties. Amending §§ 15.1-498.1 through 15.1-498.10. (Patron-Katzen, HB 1200)

School board members, division superintendents, and other school officials; fudiciary responsibilities. Amending §§ 22.1-91 and 22.1-122. (Patron-Tata, HB 1147)

School boards; adoption of salary changes. Amending § 22.1-32. (Patron-Guest, HB 123)

School boards; contracts for certain services. Amending § 22.1-79. (Patron-Moore, HB 434)

School boards; filling of vacancies in Arlington County. Amending § 22.1-47.3. (Patron-Almand, HB 233)

School boards; filling of vacancies in Fairfax County. Amending §§ 15.1-644, 22.1-57.3, 24.2-226, 24.2-227 and 24.2-228. (Patron-Brickley, HB 289)

School boards; filling of vacancies of those which are elected. Amending §§ 15.1-644, 22.1-57.3, 24.2-226, 24.2-227 and 24.2-228. (Patron-Wardrup, HB 1173)

School boards; fixing of salaries by local governing bodies. Amending § 22.1-32. (Patron-Hargrove, HB 1154)

School boards; maintenance of disclosure forms filed under State and Local Government Conflict of Interests Act. Amending § 2.1-639.14. (Patron-Houck, SB 325)

School boards; powers and duties. Amending § 22.1-79. (Patron-Hall, HB 986; Lambert, SB 613)

School boards; removes statutory maximum annual salaries thereof. Amending §§ 15.1-708, 22.1-32 and 22.1-55. (Patron-Davies, HB 318)

School boards; salaries in Appomattox, Buckingham, Culpeper, Franklin, Hanover, Lunenburg, Page, Richmond, Roanoke and Wise Counties, and Radford City. Amending § 22.1-32. (Patron-Baker, HB 825)

School boards; salaries in Botetourt, Culpeper, Page, Roanoke and Shenandoah Counties, and Fairfax and Richmond Cities, procedure for increase for all boards. Amending § 22.1-32. (Patron-Potts, SB 16)

School boards; salary in Appomattox County. Amending § 22.1-32. (Patron-Abbitt, HB 282)

School boards; salary in Buckingham County. Amending § 22.1-32. (Patron-Abbitt, HB 281)

School boards; salary in Culpeper County. Amending § 22.1-32. (Patron-Davies, HB 317)

School boards; salary in Fairfax County. Amending § 22.1-32. (Patron-Woods, SB 116)

School boards; salary in Hanover County. Amending § 22.1-32. (Patron-Hargrove, HB 1155)

School boards; salary in Hopewell City. Amending § 22.1-32. (Patron-Ingram, HB 194)

School boards; salary in Lunenburg County. Amending. § 22.1-32. (Patron-Ruff, HB 100)

School boards; salary in Page County. Amending § 22.1-32. (Patron-Guest, HB 5)

School boards; salary in Richmond County. Amending § 22.1-32. (Patron-Murphy, HB 298)

School boards; salary in Wise County. Amending § 22.1-32. (Patron-Phillips, HB 257)

School boards; tie breakers for those elected. Amending § 22.1-75; adding § 22.1-57.3:4. (Patron-Phillips, HB 716; Reasor, SB 193)

School buildings, overcrowded and old; Board of Education to examine possibilities of utilizing educational technology to resolve issues related thereto. (Patron-Earley, SJR 89)

School buses; prohibited use. Amending § 46.2-917. (Patron-Armstrong, HB 17)

School buses; warning devices on transit buses used to transport school children in Hampton City. Amending § 46.2-1090. (Patron-Crittenden, HB 1293)

School Construction and Renovation Funding for School Divisions, Select Committee of House and Senate and Commission on Equity in Public Education Studying Alternative Methods of; continued, appropriation. (Patron-Councill, HJR 117; Earley, SJR 88)

School Drop Out and Ways to Promote Development of Self-esteem in Youth and Adults, Joint Subcommittee Studying; continued as Standing Subcommittee on School Dropout Prevention, appropriation. (Patron-Hall, HJR 241)

School dropout prevention programs; funding. Amending § 22.1-253.13:1. (Patron-Hall, HB 1525)

School employees; acknowledging value of in-service training and professional development programs, particularly those focusing on Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD). (Patron-Cooper, HJR 52)

School employees; report of arrest for a felony charge or crime of moral turpitude. Amending § 19.2-83.1. (Patron-McDonnell, HB 218; Mims, HB 276)

School employees; report of arrest for a felony charge or crime of moral turpitude. Amending §§ 19.2-83.1, 22.1-296.1 and 22.1-315. (Patron-Brickley, HB 290)

School funds; appropriations by local governing bodies. Amending §§ 22.1-89 and 22.1-94. (Patron-Reasor, SB 92)

School funds; composite index of local ability to pay. Adding § 22.1-88.1. (Patron-Wagner, HB 254)

School funds; reserve amount from appropriated funds. Amending § 22.1-89. (Patron-Tata, HB 934)

School Health; Report of Blue Ribbon Commission (SJR 155, 1994). (SD 29)

School health services; liability protections. Amending § 22.1-274. (Patron-Puller, HB 1366)

School incentive reward program; joint subcommittee to study creation thereof, appropriation. (Patron-Van Yahres, HJR 165)

School students, nonpublic; joint subcommittee to study efficacy and appropriateness of authorizing part-time public school attendance or participation in extracurricular and interscholastic activities thereby, appropriation. (Patron-Van Yahres, HJR 164)

School superintendents; appointment and term. Amending § 22.1-60. (Patron-Van Yahres, HB 650)

School system, public; joint subcommittee to study ways to promote innovation within and identify any barriers in current system that inhibit innovations, improvement and reform, appropriation. (Patron-Crittenden, HJR 192)

School year; Commission on Future of Public Education to study efficacy and appropriateness of lengthening. (Patron-Woods, SJR 59)

School year; joint subcommittee to study efficacy and appropriateness of lengthening, appropriation. (Patron-Puller, HJR 111)

School year; lengthening. Amending §§ 22.1-98, 22.1-277.2 and 22.1-303; adding § 22.1-302.1. (Patron-Puller, HB 744; Woods, SB 417)

School/community health centers, pilot; Department of Medical Assistance Services, et al., to examine and revise funding and components thereof. (Patron-Bloxom, HB 1440)

Schools, private and parochial; to report certain criminal incidents to division superintendents or chief administrator. Amending §§ 16.1-260 and 16.1-305.1. (Patron-Fisher, HB 1274)

School-to-Work Transition Grants Program and Fund; created. Adding § 22.1-208.2:2. (Patron-Hamilton, HB 1193)

Science and Technology; Report of Joint Legislative Task Force (HJR 390, 1993 and HJRs 447 and 714, 1995). (HD 46)

Science and Technology Task Force; continued as Joint Subcommittee on Science and Technology, appropriation. (Patron-Bennett, HJR 195)

Smoking; prohibited in public schools. Amending § 15.1-291.2. (Patron-Crittenden, HB 1291)

Special education; reimbursement for placements. Amending §§ 22.1-216 and 22.1-218. (Patron-Dillard, HB 546; Martin, SB 340)

Special education; submission of plans. Amending § 22.1-215. (Patron-Dillard, HB 545; Trumbo, SB 341)

Special education in public schools; joint subcommittee to study appropriateness of authorizing waivers of class size and teacher qualification requirements therein, appropriation. (Patron-Cooper, HJR 116)

Standards of Quality Funding, Cost of Competing in; Report of Joint Legislative Audit and Review Commission (Item 15, Chapter 853, 1995 Acts). (SD 8)

Student internship programs; identification. Adding § 22.1-17.3. (Patron-Clement, HB 507)

Student performance; promotion upon academic achievement, reimbursement of certain college tuition costs for remedial courses. Adding § 22.1-199.2. (Patron-Marshall, HB 227)

Student performance; promotion upon academic achievement, reports of students taking remedial courses. Adding § 22.1-199.2. (Patron-Marshall, HB 229)

Student performance; right of parents to review certain instruments which measure. Adding § 22.1-212.1:2. (Patron-Marshall, HB 228)

Student Transfers Between Public Education, Detention Centers and Juvenile Correctional Centers; Report of Department of Education and Department of Correctional Education (HJR 527, 1995). (HD 29)

Students; Department of Education to study social promotion thereof. (Patron-Marshall, HJR 175)

Students; expressing sense of General Assembly urging high academic standards be required for all. (Patron-Lambert, SJR 113)

Students; expulsion for weapons offenses, zero tolerance. Amending § 22.1-277.01. (Patron-Grayson, HB 1530)

Students committed to Department of Youth and Family Services; reenrollment in local school divisions. Amending §§ 16.1-293, 22.1-17.1, 22.1-287, 22.1-289, 22.1-343 and 22.1-344. (Patron-Tata, HB 936)

Students who seek employment through a work-training certificate; maintenance of school attendance and academic progress. Amending § 40.1-89. (Patron-McDonnell, HB 1282)

Summer school; attendance for certain at-risk students. Amending §§ 22.1-253.13:1 and 22.1-254; adding § 22.1-254.01. (Patron-Connally, HB 890)

Summer School Programs, Remedial, Joint Subcommittee Studying; continued, appropriation. (Patron-Connally, HJR 84)

Teacher Education and Induction, Plan for Strengthening; Report of Department of Education and Council of Higher Education (HJR 629, 1995). (HD 23)

Teacher licensure; Board of Education to study design and implementation of an alternative pathway therefor. (Patron-Grayson, HJR 247)

Teacher Shortages, Ways to Relieve Critical; Report of Department of Education and Council of Higher Education (HJR 628, 1995). (HD 22)

Teachers; dismissal for incompetency. Amending § 22.1-307. (Patron-Hamilton, HB 325)

Teachers; employment. Amending § 22.1-295. (Patron-Hamilton, HB 327)

Teachers; health insurance credits in Retirement System. Amending § 2.1-20.1:3. (Patron-Kilgore, HB 727; Putney, HB 862; Marye, SB 315; Goode, SB 336)

Teachers; probationary period. Amending § 22.1-303. (Patron-Hamilton, HB 358)

Teachers; requirements for licensure to include study in attention deficit disorder. Amending § 22.1-298. (Patron-Christian, HB 1330)

Teachers; resignations. Amending § 22.1-304. (Patron-Rhodes, HB 619)

Teachers; separate contracts for those receiving monetary supplements for extracurricular activities. Amending § 22.1-302. (Patron-Phillips, HB 712)

Teachers acting in good faith within scope of employment; civil immunity. Adding § 8.01-220.1:2. (Patron-Forbes, HB 1041)

Teachers and administrators; eliminates continuing contract status and establishes a term contract status. Amending §§ 22.1-294, 22.1-303, 22.1-304, 22.1-305, 22.1-306 and 22.1-309. (Patron-Hamilton, HB 357)

Teachers in schools of correctional centers; compensation. Adding § 22.1-342.1. (Patron-Van Landingham, HB 1521)

Teachers rendering health-related assistance; limited civil immunity. Adding § 8.01-220.1:2. (Patron-Forbes, HB 1040; Williams, SB 524)

Teachers rendering supervision, care or discipline of students; limited civil immunity. Adding § 8.01-220.1:2. (Patron-Stolle, SB 472)

Textbooks; approval. Amending § 22.1-238. (Patron-Woods, SB 576)

Truancy; provisions. Amending §§ 22.1-254, 22.1-258, 22.1-261, 22.1-262, 22.1-263, 22.1-265 and 22.1-280.1. (Patron-Cantor, HB 375)

Truancy; provisions. Amending §§ 22.1-258, 22.1-261, 22.1-262, 22.1-263 and 22.1-265. (Patron-Houck, SB 324)

Vocational education; definition. Adding § 22.1-227.01. (Patron-Orrock, HB 656)

Vocational high schools, full-time regional, and an institute of industrial arts; Commission on Future of Public Education to study efficacy and appropriateness of establishing, appropriation. (Patron-Hawkins, SJR 76; Couric, SJR 112)

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