{
a public school that is open for the enrollment of nonresident
students;
}
the public school from which the student withdrew for the
purpose of attending a charter school;
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27
.
{
a public school that is open for the enrollment of nonresident
students;
}
the public school from which the student withdrew for the
purpose of participating in an online education program;
and
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48
(b)
{
a school that is open for the enrollment of nonresident students
under Section
49
53A-2-207
and rules of the State Board of Education
}
the public school
from which the student withdrew for the purpose of attending a charter
school
.
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89
(b)
{
a school that is open for the enrollment of nonresident students
under Section
90
53A-2-207 and rules of the State Board of Education
}
the public school
from which the student withdrew for the purpose of participating in an
online education program
.
The motion passed unanimously with Sen. Bramble absent for the vote.
Comments and questions on S.B. 36 were heard from the Committee including Sens. Peterson,
Stephenson, Dayton, Madsen, and Bell.
Larry Shumway, Dep. Dir, USOE, spoke in opposition to the bill. He expressed concerns about
the costs and eligibility requirements.
Mark VanWagoner, Counsel for the UHSAA, commented on the bill.
Maddie Seegmiller, Charter School Student; Julie Adamic, Chairman, UCSB, and Darren Beck,
Dir.,UACS spoke in favor of the bill. Sen. Dayton expressed her support.
MOTION: Sen. Bramble moved to send S.B. 36 out of committee with a favorable
recommendation.
The motion passed unanimously.
2.
S.B. 37, Home School and Extra Curricular Activities Amendments
Sen. Madsen introduced S.B. 37 and explained the bill to the Committee. Sens. Jones, Madsen,
Bell, Bramble, Romero, and Stephenson asked questions and made comments. Mr. Shumway
raised concerns with the bill. Stan Rasmussen, Public Affairs for the Sutherland Institute spoke
in support of the bill. Tamara Lowe, 1st Vice President USBA, and Mr. VanWagoner raised
soncerns with the bill.
MOTION: Sen. Bramble moved to pass S.B. 37 out of committee with a favorable
recommendation.
SUBSTITUTE MOTION: Sen. Romero made a motion to hold the bill in committee and
move to the next item on the agenda.
The substitute motion passed with Sens. Bell, Jones, Peterson, Romero and Stephenson voting
aye and Sens.Dayton and Bramble voting nay.
3.
S.B. 118, Education Transportation Amendments
Sen. Peterson introduced S.B. 118 to the committee, noting that the fiscal note is $9 million.
Comments and questions were heard from Sens. Peterson and Romero. Murrell Martin, Pupil
Transportation Specialist, USOE; Delaney Hathaway, President, USBA; and Jeff Leonard,
USBA. spoke in support of the bill.
MOTION: Sen. Peterson moved pass S.B. 118 out of committee with a favorable
recommendation.
The motion passed unanimously with Sens. Bell and Bramble absent for the vote.
4.
Committee Business
Committee Chair Dayton announced bills that would be heard at the next meeting.
MOTION: Sen. Jones moved to adjourn.
The motion was passed unanimously.
Committee Chair Dayton adjourned the meeting at 9:45 a.m.
Minutes were reported by Joan Tiffany, secretary.
Sen. Margaret Dayton, Chair