First reading, referred to Human Services & Early Learning on 1.17.19.
Public hearing in the House Committee on Human Services & Early Learning on 2.5.19.
Executive action in the House Committee on Human Services & Early Learning on 2.8.19; 1st substitute bill passed.
Referred to Appropriations on 2.13.19.
Not yet scheduled for a hearing.
As of mid-March, the bill is dead. However, it could “come back" during the 2019 session as an amendment on another bill or other mechanisms, or next year (since bills technically stay alive for the full 2019-20 biennium).
(updated 1.9.20)
Eliminates the sabbatical year for three-year old children in the Early Childhood Education and Assistance Program (E-CAP).
Defines eligible children by income of their family, qualification for special education, participation in early support programming and of at least 30 months old by August 31stof any given year.
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