Georgia 2023-2024 Regular Session

Georgia House Bill HB743

Introduced
3/16/23  
Report Pass
3/23/23  
Introduced
3/16/23  
Report Pass
3/23/23  
Engrossed
3/23/23  
Report Pass
3/27/23  
Refer
3/23/23  
Enrolled
4/5/23  
Report Pass
3/27/23  
Chaptered
5/3/23  
Enrolled
4/5/23  
Chaptered
5/3/23  

Caption

Hart County; Board of Education; change description of districts

Impact

The implications of HB 743 for state laws are significant as it updates legal descriptions of education districts to align with the latest population data from the United States Census Bureau. This ensures that local educational governance reflects current demographics and facilitates fair representation within the education system. Moreover, this alignment may lead to improved resource allocation and planning for educational programs within Hart County, potentially enhancing educational outcomes.

Summary

House Bill 743 aims to amend an existing act that reinstates the Board of Education of Hart County, adjusting the descriptions of its education districts. The bill provides explicit definitions and inclusions relevant to the education districts and ensures the continuation in office for current members of the board during the transition period. This amendment serves to clarify the governance structure of the local education board and maintains the representation of existing members while updating the district boundaries according to current census data.

Sentiment

The sentiment around the bill seems to be generally positive, especially among members of the local government who see it as a necessary step toward more accurate and updated governance structures. There may have been a sense of urgency to address the redistricting considering the implications of educational districting in terms of funding and representation. As such, the bill has received support with no recorded opposition during the vote, indicating a consensus on its importance.

Contention

A notable point of contention might have revolved around the definitions of educational districts and how they affect local governance during the transition to the new descriptions. However, since the bill cleared the voting process without dissent, it suggests that any potential areas of disagreement were likely resolved or deemed less critical by lawmakers. Overall, the passage of this bill signals a commitment to responsive and responsible governance in relation to educational oversight.

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

GA HB744

Hart County; Board of Commissioners; change description of districts

GA HB700

Dooly County; Board of Education; change description of districts

GA HB49

Seminole County; Board of Education; change description of districts

GA HB587

Rabun County; Board of Education; change description of districts

GA HB610

Taylor County; Board of Education; change description of districts

GA HB989

Cobb County; Board of Education; change description of education districts

GA SB301

Board of Education of Dodge County; description of the education districts; change

GA SB338

Board of Education of Cobb County; education districts; change the description

GA HB698

Dooly County; Board of Commissioners; change description of districts

GA HB117

Bartow County; Board of Education; revise district boundaries

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