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HB2882026 Regular Session

State Superintendent of Schools - Prolonged State of Emergency - Authority to Declare

Authorizing the State Superintendent of Schools to declare a prolonged state of emergency for an event that prevents regular, in-person attendance at a public school for at least 14 consecutive school days, subject to certain requirements; and requiring the State Board to adopt certain regulations including establishing minimum criteria for the adoption and implementation of virtual education plans by a county board during a prolonged state of emergency affecting the local school system.

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Last action: Approved by the Governor - Chapter 599 · May 26, 2026

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Chaptered (Jun 3, 2026)Open ↗
Engrossed (Mar 18, 2026)Open ↗
Amendment — House (Mar 17, 2026)Open ↗
Introduced (Jan 12, 2026)Open ↗
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Vote Image — Vote - Senate - Committee - Education, Energy, and the EnvironmentOpen ↗

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