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97th General Assembly, 1st Regular Session
Representative
Steve Cookson
District 153
Republican
Elected:
2010
Years Served:
8
Committees
Elementary and Secondary Education, Chairman
Interim Committee on Education, Chairman
Joint Committee on Education
Higher Education
Tourism and Natural Resources
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HB 1015
- (2208L.01I)
Requires public institutions of higher education to adopt policies on student favoritism
HB 1016
- (2240H.01I)
Allows a school district to use a calendar based on hours of attendance, rather than hours and days of attendance, if the minimum number of hours is at least 1,078
HB 1040
- (2250H.01I)
Specifies that school age children of welfare recipients must attend public school at least 90% of the time in order to receive benefits
HJR 37
- (2223H.01I)
Proposes a constitutional amendment exempting disabled military veterans from the payment of property taxes
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