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SR 632 — "Classrooms First for Georgia Act"; importance of maximizing the expenditure of public funds for the direct benefit of student learning and teaching; recognize

Senate Read and Referred

A RESOLUTION recognizing the importance of maximizing the expenditure of public funds for the direct benefit of student learning and teaching in Georgia's public schools and urging all local boards of education and other governing bodies responsible for the operation of public schools to exceed the requirements of the "Classrooms First for Georgia Act" and ensure that more than 65 percent of all public school expenditures are for activities directly associated with the interaction between teachers and students; and for other purposes.

Senate Read and Referred

Legislative term
Georgia General Assembly 2023–2024
Session
2023-2024 Regular Session
Chamber or committee
Georgia Senate
Measure type
Resolution
Introduced
Feb 20, 2024

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Greg Dolezal

Cosponsor
Office service
State Senator · District 27 · From Jan 14, 2019
Role in source
Georgia sponsorType=1; sequence=8; Dolezal, Greg; sponsorship listed in session 1031; start uses sourced bill introduction date
From
Feb 20, 2024

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