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Bill No. NDSBA
Position
Description
HB 1013 Support DPI budget  
HB 1022 Monitor TFFR Budget  
HB 1029 Monitor Awards, tuition, organizational dues for state employees  
HB 1030 Monitor Performance bonuses for state employees  
HB 1031 Monitor Retention bonuses for state employees  
HB 1044 Monitor Services for at-risk youth and young adults  
HB 1121 Monitor Increases PERS contributions  
HB 1129 Monitor Makes state audits of school districts permissive  
HB 1171 Oppose Eliminates teacher qualifications for and monitoring of home schooling  
HB 1198 Oppose Reduces property tax rate for recreational property  
HB 1220 Monitor Adds to definition of a "meeting"  
HB 1255 Monitor Significantly reduces corporate income tax  
HB 1257 Monitor Bans Home Rule regulations of property tax  
HB 1265 Support Allows use of 15 mill asbestos levy for qualified enhancements under federal Qualified Zone Academy Bonds  
HB 1273 Monitor Allows 10th graders to take dual credit courses  
HB 1276 Support Funding for after-school learning programs  
HB 1304 Monitor Allocation of oil and gas production taxes  
HB 1309 Oppose Interstate Compact on Educational Opportunities for Military Children--supersedes local policies and state law  
HB 1313 Oppose Requires all money in the state's ending fund balance in excess of $65 million be transferred to a "one-time" investment spending fund  
HB 1324 Monitor Income tax reduction (Governor's proposal)  
HB 1344 Monitor Relating to deposit of funds  
HB 1347 Oppose Forbids school districts (political subs) from using any resources or property to oppose or support initiated or referral measures  
HB 1354 Oppose Lengthens allowable period of property tax delinquency  
HB 1360 Support Rights for employees of REAs  
HB 1369 Monitor Removal of political subdivision officials  
HB 1378 Monitor Changes age deadline for school enrollment  
HB 1398 Oppose Requires 60% vote for any Building Authority projects  
HB 1399 Monitor American Indian bilingual education grants  
HB 1400 Monitor Pre-K-12 education formula and policy bill (Commission recommendations)  
HB 1401 Monitor Manner of valuing property  
HB 1430 Oppose Liability bailout for select asbestos companies  
HB 1435 Oppose Requires 1/2 unit of U.S. Government for graduation  
HB 1463 Monitor Creates a State Youth Council  
HB 1475 Monitor Grants to CTE for innovation grants  
HB 1487 Monitor Requires legislative action to spend any federal stimulus money received by the state  
HB 1543 Monitor Purchasing preference for North Dakota food products  
SB 2019 Monitor CTE budget  
SB 2021 Monitor Information Technology Department budget  
SB 2027 Monitor Reduces extraterritorial authority  
SB 2062 Monitor Opportunity grant program for college students  
SB 2064 Monitor State rates  
SB 2085 Monitor Manner of computing pay-out from School Lands Trust  
SB 2087 Monitor Exempt info of candidates for chancellor or college president  
SB 2097 Oppose Relieves Child Protective Services from assessing incidents of school district employee abuse of student  
SB 2102 Monitor Increases penalties for late employer contribution reports  
SB 2106 Monitor Overcoming disqualification from unemployment comp  
SB 2107 Monitor Requires electronic unemployment filing for 24+ employees  
SB 2154 Monitor PERS retiree health benefits fund--employer contributions  
SB 2161 Monitor School enrollment procedures relating to verification of student identities  
SB 2199 Monitor State funded school mill levy reduction  
SB 2202 Monitor Compulsory kindergarten  
SB 2212 Monitor Requires DPI to establish maximum caseloads for ELL teachers and appropriates $200,000 for ELL grants to REAs  
SB 2217 Monitor Strengthens truancy law by including penalties for parents of truant students and suspension of driving licenses/permits for truant students under age 16  
SB 2256 Support Prevents the state from transferring liability to political subdivisions  
SB 2277 Monitor TFFR supplemental payments to retirees  
SB 2289 Oppose Prohibits school policy from expanding the definition of corporal punishment through policy and requires that policies are identical among schools and consistently applied within district  
SB 2353 Monitor State rates for lodging  
SB 2357 Oppose Requires an administrative law judge preside over discharge hearings for teachers, principals, and asst. superintendents and the judge's ruling is binding  
SB 2401 Support Increases amount to $200,000 when districts must use an architect or engineer  
HCR 3004 Monitor Study of Indian education issues  
HCR 3016 Monitor Resolution urging schools to offer a course in financial literacy  
HCR 3019 Monitor Resolution to initiate a Constitutional amendment allowing the state to give tax "rebates" directly to taxpayers  
HCR 3022 Support Resolution urging Congress not to enact unfunded education mandates  
HCR 3054 Monitor Constitutional amendment with graduated % of oil and gas money going into Legacy Oil Trust Fund  
HCR 3058 Support Constitutional amendment allowing more flexibilty in use of the foundation aid stablization fund  
HCR 3061 Monitor Legislative study on delivery of educational services to Indian students  
SCR 4006 Support Interim study of teacher professional development  
SCR 4030 Monitor Constitutional amendment requiring 25% of the state's share of oil and gas revenue go to special fund for education and scholarships  
SCR 4032 Monitor Constitutional amendment requiring specific voting majorities for issues going to a vote of the people