SB 239 - Education; mandatory attendance; provisions; require new residents in a local school system to enroll a child within 30 days

Committees

Current Status

06/08/10 - Senate Date Signed by Governor - Vetoed

First Reader Summary

A BILL to be entitled an Act to amend Part 1 of Article 16 of Chapter 2 of Title 20 of the Official Code of Georgia Annotated, relating to school attendance in elementary and secondary education, so as to revise certain provisions relating to mandatory attendance; to require new residents in a local school system to enroll a child within 30 days; to provide for reporting violations of mandatory attendance requirements; to provide that a local school system official who fails to make certain reports is guilty of a misdemeanor; to provide that a person who fails to enroll a child is guilty of a misdemeanor; to provide for related matters; to repeal conflicting laws; and for other purposes.

Votes

Electronically Recorded Votes
DateTimeVote NoYeasNaysNVExcDescription
03/10/20096:20PMSenate Vote #178036018002000PASSAGE BY SUBSTITUTE
04/27/20109:58PMHouse Vote #962124032014010PASS
04/29/20103:52PMSenate Vote #895034007012003AGREE TO HOUSE SUBSTITUTE AS AMENDED
04/29/20106:05PMHouse Vote #1004115028030007Agree Sen Am to H/Sub

Status History

Bill History
DateAction
03/04/2009Senate Read and Referred
03/05/2009Senate Committee Favorably Reported
03/09/2009Senate Read Second Time
03/10/2009Senate Third Read
03/10/2009Senate Passed/Adopted
03/12/2009House First Readers
03/17/2009House Second Readers
03/26/2009House Committee Favorably Reported
04/03/2009House Withdrawn, Recommitted
04/13/2010House Committee Favorably Reported
04/27/2010House Third Readers
04/27/2010House Passed/Adopted
04/29/2010Senate Agrees House Amend or Sub
04/29/2010House Agree Senate Amend or Sub
05/07/2010Senate Sent to Governor
06/08/2010Senate Date Signed by Governor
06/08/2010Veto V16

Footnotes

4/27/2010 Modified Structured Rule
4/29/2010 Senate agreed to House substitute as amended
4/29/2010 House agrees to the Senate Amendment to the House Substitute