Texas 2021 - 87th Regular

Texas Senate Bill SR520

Caption

Suspending limitations on conference committee jurisdiction, S.B. No. 1356.

Impact

The resolution's passage means that the conference committee has more leeway in detailing how the tutoring program will operate, specifically concerning the engagement of active or retired teachers. By allowing for input from nonprofit organizations and modifications that facilitate teacher involvement, the resolution aims to improve educational outcomes for students who might benefit from additional tutoring resources. School districts will also be enabled to utilize local, state, or federal funds to support these tutoring programs, potentially resulting in better educational support systems.

Summary

Senate Resolution 520 addresses the suspension of limitations on conference committee jurisdiction related to Senate Bill 1356. This bill involves the participation of nonprofit teacher organizations in tutoring programs for public school students and the associated retirement benefits for those involved. The resolution allows the conference committee to amend the bill as needed to enhance its provisions and adapt it according to legislative necessities while ensuring comprehensive support for educators and students alike.

Contention

Key points of contention may arise regarding the integration of private nonprofit organizations in public education through tutoring programs. Critics could argue that this may lead to an overreliance on external entities for educational support, raising concerns about quality control and accountability. Additionally, the requirement for reporting on teacher participation could spur discussion about transparency and the effective allocation of educational resources. Stakeholders will need to navigate these potential challenges while ensuring that the interests of students and educators remain at the forefront.

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

TX SR691

Suspending limitations on conference committee jurisdiction on S.B. 10.

TX SR717

Suspending limitations on conference committee jurisdiction, H.B. No. 3699.

TX SR692

Suspending limitations on conference committee jurisdiction, H.B. No. 4227.

TX SR716

Suspending limitations on conference committee jurisdiction on HB 3697.

TX SR708

Suspending limitations on conference committee jurisdiction on SJR 75.

TX SR707

Suspending limitations on conference committee jurisdiction on H.B. 9.

TX HR2433

Suspending limitations on conference committee jurisdiction, S.B. No. 10.

TX SR693

Suspending limitations on conference committee jurisdiction on H.B. 3447.

TX SR705

Suspending limitations on conference committee jurisdiction on H.B. 17.

TX SR709

Suspending limitations on conference committee jurisdiction on H.J.R. 125.

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