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PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATION OF GEORGIA EDUCATORS



Day 36: Senate Sends Bill to Expand Student Cell Phone Ban to Governor's Desk
The penultimate week of the legislative session got off to a busy start with the chambers taking committee and floor action on several education bills. Senate Floor Action House Floor Action Senate Approves 9-12 Student Cell Phone Ban and Math Reform Bill The Senate unanimously passed two education bills and approved a third with only two dissenting votes. HB 1009 by Rep. Scott Hilton (R-Peachtree Corners) banning student use of cell phones and other electronic devices from

Legislative Team
2 days ago


Day 27: Bills Pass Chambers on Final Legislative Day Before Crossover, Including Hearing and Vision Screening, Cursive Instruction, Antisemitism Reporting, & Maternity Leave
The 27th day of the 2026 Legislative Session was dominated by lengthy floor sessions in both chambers. The House worked late, while the Senate abruptly adjourned shortly before 5 p.m., leaving several bills on the calendar. Friday, March 6, is Crossover Day, the deadline by which a bill must pass its chamber of origin to remain eligible to progress during the remainder of the legislative session. House Floor Action Senate Floor Action Senate Passes Antisemitism, Cursive Wr

Robert Aycock
Mar 4
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