Georgia 2025-2026 Regular Session

Georgia House Bill HB175

Introduced

1/29/25

Report Pass

2/28/25

Engrossed

3/4/25

Refer

3/6/25

Report Pass

3/13/25

Enrolled

4/7/25

Chaptered

5/13/25

Passed

5/13/25

Caption

Education; employee comprehensive background checks for early care and education programs and Head Start programs; revise provisions

Latest GA HB175 Activity

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Companion Bills

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Previously Filed As

GA SB331

Drug Abuse Treatment and Education Programs; the certification of recovery residences; provide

GA HB236

Education; certain early care and education programs; armed services; provisions

GA SB181

Georgia Technology Authority; authority to conduct certain fingerprint criminal background checks of all current and prospective employees; require

GA SB550

Early Care and Education Programs; a minimum salary schedule for Georgia's Pre-K Program lead teachers, subject to appropriations; provide

GA HB55

Banking and finance; provide for definitions; change terminology; provisions

GA HB876

Banking and finance; update terminology; revise procedures; provisions

GA HB520

Buildings and housing; tenant selection; revise provisions

GA HB510

Education; breakfast and lunch programs for all public school students; provide

GA SB230

Programs and Protection for Children; foster parents bill of rights; revise provisions

GA HB1452

Education; annually increasing maximum age of eligibility for certain state funded special education programs to 30 years; provisions

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