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StateBill NumberBill DescriptionDate IntroducedChief Sponsor NameCo-sponsorsUp-To-Date Bill Text LinkDate of Last ActionHouse Committee ActionHouse Floor ActionSenate Committee ActionSenate Floor ActionGovernor Action
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ALNO BILL
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AKNO Bill
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AZHB 2008schools; academic standards; civics instruction.11/23/2021Rep. Quang H. Nguyen (R), Majority Leader Ben Toma (R)Rep. Quang H. Nguyen (R), Majority Leader Ben Toma (R)LINK
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AZSB1704Establishes a requirement for civics along with broad curricular prescriptions, along with the establishment of a teacher grant program to attend professional events to aid them in teaching civics.2/3/2021Sen. Juan Mendez (D)Rep. Lela Alston (D), Sen. Lupe Contreras (D), Rep. Sally Gonzalez (D), Sen. Tony Navarrete (D), Sen. Martin Quezada (D), Rep. Rebecca Rios (D), Sen. Victoria Steele (D), Rep. Melody Hernandez (D), Rep. Athena Salman (D)LINK2/4/2021died in cmte
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AZSB1770Adjusts the number of credits needed for students who fit into certain categories (juvenile delinquent, foster child placed out of home, homeless) and requires them to score 60% on a test identical to the civics section of the USCIS new citizen test to qualify for the credit adjustment. Establishes rules for how students must be treated under a credit adjustment.2/3/2021Rep. Sally Gonzales (D), Rep. Lela Alston (D), Sen. Lupe Contreras (D), Sen. Juan Mendez (D), Sen. Jamescita Peshlakai (D), Sen. Martin Quezada (D), Sen. Victoria Steele (D), Rep. Andres Cano (D)NoneLINK2/4/2021Passed Education and Rulesdied
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AZHB2064Requirement for a personal finance class to replace a math class1/14/2021Rep. John Fillmore (R)NoneLINK1/20/2021Passed Education, Rules and Appropriations Cmtesdied
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ARHB1231Prohibits the use of the 1619 project in the classroom and strips schools of money used to teach it1/21/2020Rep. Mark Lowery (R), Sen. Gary Stubblefield (R), Rep. Mary Bentley (R), Rep. Jack Ladyman [R]
Rep. Robin Lundstrum (R), Rep. Marcus Richmond (R), Rep. Johnny Rye (R), Sen. Mark Johnson [R]
Sen. Trent Garner (R), Sen. Jason Rapert [R]
NoneLINK3/15/2021WITHDRAWN
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CAAB101Requiring students to take an ethnic studies course beginning with those graduating in 2029-30 and requiring it to be offered for students graduating in 2024-5.12/11/2020Asm. Jose Medina (D), Asm. Cristina Garcia (D), Sen. Maria Durazo (D), Asm. Evan Low (D), Asm. James Ramos (D), Asm. Shirley Weber (D)NoneLINK6/10/2021In Senate ED Committee, hearing postponed by committee
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COSB67Creates the Colorado seal of civics excellence for schools that implement high-quality civics programs, and allowing school districts to receive the seal if 90% of their schools receive it; students can also receive a civics endorsement on their diploma2/16/2021Sen. Donald Coram (R), Sen. Chris Hansen (D), Sen. Kevin Priola (R)NoneLINK5/6/2021Passed Cmte of the Whole 9-0Passed House 58-5Passed Ed Cmte as amended 6-1Passed Senate 28-7; repassed with House amendments 23-11Governor signed
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CTHB6137To permit school districts to institute a civics literacy assessment for students in grade eleven1/29/2021Rep. Kimberly Fiorello (R)Rep. Craig Fishbein (R), Rep. Kimberly Fiorello (R), Rep. John Fusco (R)LINK1/29/2021died in cmte
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CTHB6139Establishing A Task Force To Evaluate And Make Recommendations To Enhance The Teaching Of Civics, Citizenship And American Government In Public Schools1/29/2021Rep. Frank Smith (D)NoneLINK1/29/2021died in cmte
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CTHB6140Requiring One Full Year Of Civics Education As Part Of The High School Graduation Requirements1/29/2021Rep. Geoffrey Luxenberg (D)Rep. Craig Fishbein (R), Rep. Gary Turco (D), Rep. Frank Smith (D)LINK1/29/2021died in cmte
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CTHB6359Implements the recommendations of the Digital Citizenship, Internet Safety and Media Literacy Advisory Council and requires civics, digital citizenship and media literacy to be taught beginning 3rd grade.2/3/2021Rep. Christine Palm (D)Rep. Christine Goupil (D), Rep. Gary Turco (D)LINK2/3/2021died in cmte
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DEHB175allows one excused absence per school year for students grades 6 through 12 to attend civic engagements such as visits to the United States Capitol, Legislative Hall, and sites of political and cultural significance, or participation in a rally, march, protest, or walkout.4/22/2021Rep. Eric Morrison (D), Rep. Sherry Dorsey Walker (D), Rep. Sherae'a Moore (D)Sen. Laura Sturgeon (D), Sen. Stephanie Hansen (D), Sen. Elizabeth Lockman (D), Sen. Sarah McBride (D), Sen. Charles Paradee (D), Sen. Marie Pinkney (D), Sen. Jack Walsh (D), Rep. Paul Baumbach (D), Rep. Andria Bennett (D), Rep. David Bentz (D), Rep. Gerald Brady (D), Rep. Ruth Briggs King (R), Rep. Kendra Johnson (D), Rep. John Kowalko (D), Rep. Larry Lambert (D), Rep. Valerie Longhurst (D), Rep. Sean Lynn (D), Rep. Melissa Minor-Brown (D), Rep. Edward Osienski (D), Rep. Michael Ramone (R), Rep. Michael Smith (R), Rep. Kimberly Williams (D), Rep. Madinah Wilson-Anton (D)LINK6/30/2021Reported out of Education committee with 4 favorable, 9 on its meritsPassed House 38-1Reported out of Education committee with 1 favorable, 4 on its meritsPassed Senate 13-8signed by Gov
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DESB195Media literacy skills are necessary for citizens to safely, responsibly, and critically consume and use social media and other forms of media. In addition, media literacy education prepares students to make informed civic decisions that affect them, their families, their communities, and the world.6/29/2021Sen. Sarah McBride (D), Sen. Laura Sturgeon (D), Sen. Elizabeth Lockman (D)Sen. Stephanie Hansen (D), Sen. Bryan Townsend (D), Sen. Jack Walsh (D)LINK6/29/2021Reported out of Education committee with 4 favorable, 1 on its merits
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FLS146Requiring the Commissioner of Education to develop criteria for a civic literacy practicum that meets certain goals beginning in a specified school year; authorizing time spent on specified civic engagement activities to count toward requirements for certain scholarships and academic awards; establishing the Citizen Scholar Program within the University of South Florida, etc.12/4/2020Sen. Jeffrey Brandes (R)NoneLINK6/29/2021Substituted for HB611Passed House 114-0Passed Education 10-0, passed appropriations 17-0Passed 39-0; repassed with House amendments 40-0Vetoed by Governor
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FLH507 Senate Campaion S1108Students must pass a civics literacy test to avoid being subjected to the postsecondary civics requirement. Florida college students must take and pass a civics course in college beginning in 2021-22 and pass the test.1/27/2021Rep. Alejandro Rizo (R)NoneLINK6/22/2021Passed out of Secondary Ed, Postsecondary Ed, and Appropriations, pending in Education & Employment cmtePassed 116-0Passed appropriations 20-0Passed 39-1Approved by Governor
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FLH611 (see S146)Requires Commissioner of Education to develop criteria for civic literacy practicum that meets certain goals and that students must participate in practical activities outside the classroom related to civics.1/29/2021Rep. Ben Diamond (D)NoneLINK3/17/2021Passed Education and Secondary Ed Cmtes, pending further action
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FLH0005Revises social studies high school graduation credit requirement; requires DOE to develop or approve integrated civic education curriculum that meets certain requirements; requires department to curate oral history resources to be used with such curriculum; requires department to approve civic education curricula submitted by school districts & charter schools.2/12/2021Rep. Ardian Zika (R)LINK6/22/2021Favorable by Education & Employment CommitteePassed 115-0Passed 40-0Approved by Governor
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GASB15Adds to the civics education requirements that the history and contribution of Black people should be taught in history courses1/26/2021Sen. Tonya Anderson (D), Sen. Harold Jones (D), Sen. Gail Davenport (D), Sen. Gloria Butler (D), Sen. Valencia Seay (D), Sen. Sheikh Rahman (D), Sen. Donzella James (D), Sen. Sonya Halpern (D), Sen. Nan Orrock (D), Sen. Nikki Merritt (D), Sen. Kim Jackson (D), Sen. Emanuel Jones (D)NoneLINK1/26/2021Died in committee
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GASB90Creates the Georgia Commission on African American History and Culture to promote African American history in the state2/4/2021Sen. Lester Jackson (D), Sen. Butch Miller (R), Sen. Emanuel Jones (D), Sen. Jeff Mullis (R), Sen. Tonya Anderson (D)NoneLINK3/10/2021died in cmtePassed out of cmte; read second timePassed 54-0
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GASB220Creates GA Commission on Civics Education2/19/2021Sen. Chuck Payne (R), Sen. Jason Anavitarte (R), Sen. Jeff Mullis (R), Sen. Carden Summers (R), Sen. Michael Dugan (R), Sen. John Albers (R), Sen. Sheila McNeill (R), Sen. Steve Gooch (R), Sen. Bo Hatchett (R), Sen. John Kennedy (R), Sen. Butch Miller (R), Sen. Lee Anderson (R), Sen. Brian Strickland (R), Sen. Bill Cowsert (R), Sen. Billy Hickman (R), Sen. Frank Ginn (R), Sen. Kay Kirkpatrick (R), Sen. Bruce Thompson (R), Sen. Larry Walker (R)NoneLINK3/31/2021Cmte reported favorablyPassed as amended 159-7Substitute reported favorably out of committee; read second timedied in chamber
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GASB240School districts may require a civics course for 11th and 12th grades, specifically covering elections and democracy, beginning in 2021-222/24/2021Sen. Sally Harrell (D), Sen. Max Burns (R)NoneLINK3/8/2021Tabled
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GAHR96A resolution requiring the state to create a new texbook and curriculum for African American studies2/8/2021Rep. Yasmin Neal (D), Rep. James Beverly (D), Rep. Calvin Smyre (D), Rep. Carolyn Hugley (D), Rep. Derek Mallow (D)NoneLINK2/9/2021died in committee
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GAHB589 (see SB220)Creates GA Commission on Civics Education2/19/2021Rep. Matthew Gambill (R), Rep. Chris Erwin (R), Rep. Mike Glanton (D), Rep. Will Wade (R), Rep. Bonnie Rich (R)NoneLINK3/3/2021Substitute reported favorably out of committeedied in chamber
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HISB362Requires the Department of Education to convene an advisory committee to make recommendations on the best practices for purposes of developing and implementing a plan to teach digital citizenship and media literacy in grades kindergarten through twelve in public schools1/22/2021Sen. Mike Gabbard (D), Sen. Stanley Chang (D), Sen. Kurt Fevella (R), Sen. Bennette Misalucha (D)Sen. Kalani English (D), Sen. Les Ihara (D), Sen. Gil Keith-Agaran (D), Sen. Michelle Kidani (D)LINK1/25/2021died in committee
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IDNO BILL
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ILHB234Beginning with the 2022-2023 school year, requires every public high school to include in its curriculum a unit of instruction on media literacy; sets forth what topics the unit of instruction shall include.1/26/2021Rep. Elizabeth Hernandez (D)Rep. Stephanie Kifowit (D), Rep. Janet Yang Rohr (D)LINK7/9/2021Passed Elementary and Secondary Education CmtePassed 68-44Passed ed cmtePassed 42-15Signed by the Governor
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ILHB 4064Removes high school civics course mandate and replaces it with required instruction in citizenship and completion of the US Naturalization Test4/8/2021Rep. Thomas Morrison (R)LINK4/13/2021
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INHB1384*Requires the state education board to establish standards for civics education and creates a comission of members to create said standards1/14/2021Rep. Anthony Cook (R)Rep. Jeffrey Thompson (R), Rep. Robert Cherry (R), Rep. Donna Schaibley (R); Sen. Brian Buchanan (R), Sen. Jeff Raatz (R), Sen. John Crane (R)LINK4/8/2021Amended and passed out of cmte (see updated bill language)Passed off House floor 96-1, concurred to Senate 88-1Cmte passed as amendedPassed 49-0 as amendedSigned by the Governor
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IASF248Increases DEI within school curricula and training programs2/3/2021Sen. Joseph Bolkcom (D)NoneLINK2/8/2021died in committee
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IAHF222Prohibiting teaching of the 1619 project and fining school districts for its use1/27/2021Rep. Skyler Wheeler (R)NoneLINK2/9/2021died in committee
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IAHF376Adding more populations to the list of groups covered in history and civics courses including native americans, african americans and LGBTQ people. Also requires their inclusion in human development courses.2/4/2021Rep. Molly Donahue (D), Rep. Mary Mascher (D), Rep. Bruce Hunter (D), Rep. Marti Anderson (D)
Rep. Art Staed (D), Rep. Ako Abdul-Samad (D), Rep. Ross Wilburn (D), Rep. Liz Bennett (D)
NoneLINK2/4/2021died in committee
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IAHF409Eliminates the State of Iowa youth advisory council2/8/2021Rep. Skyler Wheeler (R)NoneLINK2/11/2021died in committee
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KSHB2039Requiring students to pass an American civics test in order to graduate with a high school diploma. Students can take the exam, with 100 questions similar to the naturalization test, beginning in 7th grade as many times as needed to pass.1/11/2021Rep. Steven Huebert (R)NoneLINK5/7/2021Passed out of education as amended, recommended passage by cmte of the wholePassed as amended 69-54; adopted conference report 72-51Passed education cmtePassed as amended 24-15; adopted conference report 25-13Vetoed, Veto sustained
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KYNO BILL (Resolution supporting civic education)
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MELD238Lessens civics and economics requirements to 1 year and substitutes the 2nd year with history, including American history, of minority populations1/25/2021Rep. Kyle Bailey (D), Sen. Donna Bailey (D)Rep. Edward Crockett (D), Rep. Allison Helper (D), Rep. Lester Ordway (R), Rep. Suzanne Salisbury (D), Rep. Rachel Talbot Ross (D), Rep. Lynne Williams (D), Rep. Barbara Wood (D), Sen. David Woodsome (R)LINK6/2/2021dead
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MDHB140Establishing the Commission on History, Culture, and Civics in Education to make recommendations to further discovery, interpretation, and learning.1/3/2021Del. Gabriel Acevedo (D)NoneLINK1/27/2021died in committee
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MAH716An Act creating an inclusive vision for implementing civics studiesRep. Andres Vargas (D)Rep. Christina Minicucci (D), Rep. Patrick Joseph Kearney (D), Rep. Vanna Howard (D), Rep. Michelle Ciccolo (D), Rep. Lindsay Sabadosa (D), Rep. Mary Keefe (D), Rep. Tram Nguyen (D)LINK3/29/2021Pending
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MAH574Relative to requiring high school students to pass a civics test for prior to graduation.3/29/2021Rep. Shawn Dooley (R)noneLINK3/29/2021Pending
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MINO BILL
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MNSF185 (companion: HF488)African American arts and cultural programs grant funding appropriation from the community identity and heritage program1/19/2021Sen. Bobby Champion (D); Rep. Esther Agbaje (D), Rep. Jay Xiong (D)NoneLINK1/19/2021died in committeedied in committee
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MNSF240Establishes civics as a one-credit graduation requirement for students beginning 9th grade in 2022-231/21/2021Sen. Steve Cwodzinski (D)Sen. Chuck Wiger (D), Sen. Zack Duckworth (R)LINK3/17/2021died in committee
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MNHF562Includes one high school civics course in graduation requirements beginning 2022-232/1/2021Rep. Dean Urdahl (R)Rep. Sondra Erickson (R), Rep. Bob Dettmer (R), Rep. Heather Edelson (D), Rep. Nolan West (R), Rep. Barb Haley (R), Rep. Greg Boe (R), Rep. Rob Ecklund (D), Rep. Peggy Scott (R), Rep. Athena Hollins (D), Rep. John Heinrich (R)LINK5/3/2021died in committee
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MNHF563 (companion: SF1316)Changes how the civics test score must be or not be used by schools and requires the DoE to provide average student scores.2/1/2021Rep. Dean Urdahl (R), Rep. Bob Dettmer (R), Rep. Nolan West (R); Sen. Carla Nelson (R)NoneLINK2/22/2021died in committeedied in committee
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MNHF705Removes the requirement to pass a civics test and adds a requirement for students to have a one-credit course in government and citizenship beginning with students starting 9th grade in 2021-22.2/4/2021Rep. Dean Urdahl (R)Rep. Sondra Erickson (R), Rep. Barb Haley (R), Rep. Patricia Mueller (R), Rep. Glenn Gruenhagen (R), Rep. Tama Theis (R), Rep. Ami Wazlawik (D), Rep. Eric Lucero (R)LINK2/25/2021died in committee
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MSSB2038To Require High School Graduates To Pass At Least 60% Of The Civics Portion Of The Naturalization Test Used By The Immigration Services1/5/2021Sen. Kevin Blackwell (R)NoneLINK2/2/2021Died in Cmte
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MSSB2538Prohibiting the teaching of the 1619 project in schools and taking money from schools that do1/18/2021Sen. Angela Burks Hill (R)NoneLINK2/2/2021Died in Cmte
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MSSB2663Students must take history and civics courses about the federal government and Mississippi government1/18/2021Sen. Brice Wiggins (R)NoneLINK2/2/2021Died in Cmte
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MSHB859Require The State Board Of Education To Develop A Home Economics Curriculum To Be Taught In The Public High Schools1/18/2021Rep. Kabir Karriem (D)NoneLINK2/2/2021Died in Cmte
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MSHB1120Require The State Board Of Education To Develop Curricula And Courses Of Study To Promote Vocational Agricultural And Forestry Education, Civics And Home Economics For All High School Students1/18/2021Rep. De Stamps (D), Rep. William Brown (D)NoneLINK2/2/2021Died in Cmte
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MSHB1185An Act To Require The State Board Of Education To Develop A Civics Curriculum To Be Taught In The Public Middle And High Schools; To Prescribe The Minimum Components Of The Curriculum1/18/2021Rep. William Brown (D), Rep. Ronnie Crudup (N), Rep. Karl Gibbs (D), Rep. Robert Johnson (D), Rep. Zakiya Summers (D), Rep. Rickey Thompson (D), Rep. Kenneth Walker (D), Rep. Charles Young (D), Rep. Christopher Bell (D), Rep. Gregory Holloway (D), Rep. De Stamps (D)NoneLINK2/2/2021Died in Cmte
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MOHB284Districts must offer civics courses starting in 6th grade beginning in 2022-231/6/2021Rep. Ashley Brand Manlove (D)NoneLINK1/6/2021died in cmte
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MOHB952Prohibits the teaching of the 1619 project in public schools1/28/2021Rep. Brian Seitz (R)NoneLINK4/28/2021died in cmte
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MTNO BILL
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NENO BILL
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NVAB19Adds civics, financial literacy and multicultural education to the definition of social studies2/1/2021House Ed committeeNoneLINK5/28/2021Passed cmtePassed 28-14Passed cmte as amendedPassed 20-1Approved by the Governor
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NVAB82Requiring reporting of teaching of American government in schools2/1/2021Rep. Jim Wheeler (R)NoneLINK4/10/2021dead
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NVAB367Clarifies the high school civics/economics course requirement3/22/2021Rep. Jill Tolles (R), Rep. Natha Anderson (D), Rep. Alexis Hansen (R), Rep. Melissa Hardy (D), Rep. Selena Torres (D), Sen. Moises Denis (D), Sen. Heidi Gansert (R)NoneLINK5/15/2021Passed as amendedPassed 40-2dead
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NVAB447Makes an appropriation to the Center for We the People programming3/30/2021NoneNoneLINK3/31/2021died in cmte
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NHHB319Requiring students in the university and community college systems of New Hampshire to pass the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services civics naturalization test1/9/2021Rep. Michael Moffett (R), Rep. Howard Pearl (R), Rep. Timothy Lang (R), Rep. Claire Rouillard (R), Rep. Barbara Shaw (D), Rep. Deborah Hobson (R), Sen. Bob Giuda (R)NoneLINK5/13/2021Education passed 12-8 as amendedHouse passed 188-187 as amendedPassed cmtedied
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NHHB320Requiring a civics competency assessment as a high school graduation requirement, needing 70% out of 100 on the CIS citizenship test1/9/2021Rep. Michael Moffett (R), Rep. Howard Pearl (R), Rep. Timothy Lang (R), Rep. Claire Rouillard (R), Rep. Barbara Shaw (D), Rep. Deborah Hobson (R)NoneLINK6/10/2021Passed out of Ed CmtePassed as amended 208-141Passed out of Ed Cmte as amendedPassed as amended 14-10Signed 7/29/2021
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NHHB422Requiring a civics course in 11th or 12th grade separate from other courses1/10/2021Rep. John Janigian (R), Rep. Peter Torosian (R), Rep. Betty Gay (R), Rep. Robert Elliott (R), Rep. Michael Edgar (D)NoneLINK3/11/2021Executive session pending in Ed Cmte on 3/11 at 9am; retained in cmte
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NHHB441UN declaration of human rights must be in all civics classrooms and another public place at each school1/10/2021Rep. Ellen Read (D)NoneLINK4/7/2021Failed Ed Cmte 17-3failed voice vote
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NJS854 (companion: A3394)Requires civics instruction in middle school, makes New Jersey Center for Civic Education come up with curricula for middle and high school courses1/14/2021Sen. Shirley Turner (D), Rep. Troy Singleton (D), Sen. Teresa Ruiz (D), Sen. Linda Greenstein (D), Sen. Thomas Kean (R)Sen. Ronald Rice (D), Sen. Samuel Thompson (R), Sen. Michael Doherty (R), Sen. Patrick Diegnan (D), Sen. Nellie Pou (D), Sen. James Holzapfel (R), Sen. Nicholas Scutari (D), Sen. Loretta Weinberg (D)LINK5/20/2021Passed Ed Cmte 6-0, pending in AppropriationsPassed 76-0Senate Education Committee passed 5-0, 2/13/2020; Senate Budget Committee passed 12-0, 1/21/2021Senate passed 33-0, 1/28/2021
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NJA497Requires students to pass test identical to United States Citizenship and Immigration Services civics test as part of high school graduation requirements with at least 60% on 100 questions1/14/2021Rep. Jay Weber (R), Rep. Erik Peterson (R)NoneLINK1/14/2020Pending
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NJA2544Requires board of education to providecivics instruction in middle schools and requires DOE to provide funding to NJ Center for Civic Education at Rutgers to help prepare civics teachers.2/3/2020Rep. Jon Bramnick (R), Rep. Nancy Munoz (R), Rep. Mila Jasey (D)Rep. Nancy Pinkin (D), Rep. Raj Mukherji (D), Rep. Daniel Benson (D), Rep. Verlina Reynolds-Jackson (D), Rep. John McKeon (D),Rep. Valerie Huttle (D), Rep. Edward Thomson (R), Rep. Lisa Swain (D), Rep. Gerard Scharfenberger (R)LINK2/3/2020Pending
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NJA4159 (companion: S237)Requires new civics instruction in middle and high schools, requires school districts to use DOE's curriculum guidelines for civics; and requires DOE to provide funding to enhance civics instruction5/28/2020Rep. Carol Murphy (D)Rep. Mila Jasey (D), Rep. Aura Dunn (R)LINK5/28/2020PendingPassed Ed Cmte 5-0; pending further action
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NJA4493 (companion: S678)Requires 11th grade students to complete civics course as part of high school graduation requirements and requires local BoEs to include classes in civics8/10/2020Rep. Aura Dunn (R), Rep. Valerie Huttle (D)NoneLINK8/10/2020Pending
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NJA4987 (companion: S3164)Creates the NJ youth council to get students more involved in civics and report to the legislature about the needs of NJ youth11/16/2020Rep. Eric Houghtaling (D), Rep. Valerie Huttle (D)NoneLINK11/16/2020Pending
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NJA5264Requires 11th grade students to complete civics course as part of high school graduation requirements and establishes criteria for the course curriculum1/12/2021Rep. Gerard Scharfenberger (R), Rep. Valerie Huttle (D)NoneLINK1/12/2021Pending
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NJA5315Requires course in civics or U.S. government as part of high school graduation requirements; requires school districts to use DOE's curriculum guidelines for civics1/29/2021Rep. Joann Downey (D)NoneLINK1/29/2021Pending
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NMNO BILL
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NYS366Lowers the voting age to 16 years and requires that students receive education in civics and be given the opportunity to register to vote in the classroom.1/6/2021Sen. Brad Hoylman (D), Sen. Jamaal Bailey (D), Sen. Brian Benjamin (D), Sen. Leroy Comrie (D), Sen. Kevin Parker (D), Sen. Gustavo Rivera (D), Sen. Julia Salazar (D)NoneLINK1/6/2021Pending
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NYA469 (companion: S833)Requires at least 2 hours of civics lessons per week and perscribes topics for teaching beginning 2022-23 for k-121/6/2021Asm. Nily Rozic (D), Asm. Judy Griffin (D); Sen. Brad Hoylman (D)NoneLINK1/6/2021Pending
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NYS04474 (companion: A02107)Requires instruction in civic education for grades 5 through 12 including instruction on the NYS constitution; federal, state and local government; civic literacy; methods of public participation; and the rights and responsibilities of citizenship.2/5/2021Sen. Robert Jackson (D)Sen. Alessandra Biaggi (D), Sen. Rachel May (D), Sen. Jessica Ramos (D)LINK2/5/2021pending
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NCNO BILL
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NDNO BILL
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OHNO BILL
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OKSB419Removing requirement for assessment in U.S. history2/1/2021Sen. JJ Dossett (D), Rep. John Waldron (D)NoneLINK4/28/2021Passed Common Ed cmte 10-4Passed 55-41Passed out of Ed Cmte 10-0Passed 43-2Vetoed
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OKSB503Adding founding documents to history and civics course requirements2/1/2021Sen. Nathan Dahm (R)Rep. Ryan Martinez (R), Sen. Micheal Bergstrom (R), Sen. David Bullard (R)LINK4/6/2021Passed Common Ed cmte 11-2died in chamberPassed Ed cmte 9-2Passed 39-7
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OKSB661Requiring students to take and pass certain citizenship test with at least 60% to graduate2/1/2021Sen. Nathan Dahm (R)NoneLINK2/2/2021died in cmte
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OKHB2030Students must pass naturalization test in order to graduate HS beginning in 2022-232/1/2021Rep. Terry O'Donnell (R)NoneLINK4/28/2021Passed out of education cmte 11-3 with amendment (see updated bill language); pending further actionPassed 80-18Passed Ed cmte 7-5, passed appropriation 14-6Passed 37-7Signed
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OKHB2084Enhancing topics covered in history and government courses2/1/2021Rep. Charles McCall (R), Rep. Terry O'Donnell (R)NoneLINK2/2/2021died in cmte
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ORSB26Requires all students K-12 to take half a semester of civics per year, and the DoE has to determine what the civics curriculum looks like1/11/2021NoneNoneLINK1/19/2021died in cmte
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ORSB552DoE must appoint group to study media program standards, adds information literacy to list of courses districts can provide1/11/2021Sen. Chris Gorsek (D), Rep. Jeff Reardon (D)NoneLINK3/29/2021died in cmte
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ORSB598Adds a history, georgraphy, economics or civics requirement beginning for 2022 diplomas.1/11/2021Sen. Lew Frederick (D)NoneLINK1/19/2021died in cmte
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ORSB617Adds African Americans to the list of authors and groups of people to be studied in high school curricula1/11/2021Sen. Lew Frederick (D)NoneLINK4/14/2021died in cmte
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ORSB702Establishes Task Force on Social Studies Standards. Directs task force to review social studies standards, to make recommendations for any changes related to social studies standards and to report to interim committee of Legislative Assembly related to education1/22/2021Sen. Michael Dembrow (D), Sen. James Manning (D)Sen. Leslee Beyer (D), Sen. Lew Frederick (D), Sen. Jeffrey Golden (D), Sen. Chris Gorsek (D), Sen. Lona Thatcher (R), Rep. Wlnsvey Campos (D), Rep. Julianne Fahey (D), Rep. David Gomberg (D), Rep. Zach Hudson (D), Rep. John Lively (D), Rep. Marshall Wilde (D), Rep. Anna Williams (D)LINK6/23/2021Passed Education Committee 10-0Passed House 40-4Passed Ed cmte 4-1Passed 21-5Governor signed
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ORHB2056Changes English to Language Arts requirements, adds Holocaust and Genocide Studies to classes offered1/11/2021NoneNoneLINK6/8/2021Passed out of education 9-1Passed House 45-12Passed ed cmte 3-2Passed 19-9Governor signed
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ORSB513Requires students to complete at least one-half credit of civics in order to receive high school diploma. Requires student to demonstrate proficiency in civics in order to receive high school diploma.] Takes effect January 1, 2025.] Requires students to complete at least one-half credit of civics in order to receive high school diploma. Applies to high school diplomas awarded on or after January 1, 2026.1/11/2021Rep. Paul Evans (D); Sen. Frank Girod (R), Sen. Lynn Findley (R)NoneLINK6/3/2021Passed Education Committee 10-0Passed House 60-0Passed Ed cmte 5-0 as amendedPassed 25-3Governor signed
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PASB34 (companion: HB242)Further providing for subjects of instruction and flag code and for economic education and personal financial literacy programs and providing for personal finance instruction and for capstone course in personal finance as graduation requirement1/20/2021Sen. Anthony Williams (D), Sen. Dave Arnold (R), Sen. Wayne Fontana (D), Sen. Christine Tartaglione (D), Sen. John Gordner (R), Sen. Mario Scavello (R), Sen. Ryan Aument (R), Sen. John Kane (D)Rep. Michael Driscoll (D), Rep. Ben Sanchez (D), Rep. Ed Neilson (D), Rep. Carol Hill-Evans (D), Rep. Margo Davidson (D), Rep. Joseph Hohenstein (D), Rep. Peter Schweyer (D), Rep. Mary Isaacson (D), Rep. Emily Kinkead (D, Rep. Joseph Webster (D), Rep. Robert Freeman (D), Rep. Danilo Burgos (D), Rep. Timothy Briggs (D), Rep. Jennifer O'Mara (D), Rep. James Struzzi (R)LINK1/20/2021Pending
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RIS76Requires that commencing with the graduating class of 2022 and all subsequent graduating classes thereafter, all high school students attending public schools shall fulfill at least one-half credit or course requirement in civics education.1/26/2021Sen. Hanna Gallo (D), Sen. Sandra Cano (D), Sen. Valarie Lawson (D), Sen. Dawn Euer (D), Sen. Ryan Pearson (D), Sen. Joshua Miller (D), Sen. Michael McCaffrey (D), Sen. Susan Sosnowski (D), Sen. Dominick Ruggerio (D), Sen. James Seveney (D)NoneLINK7/7/2021Commitee recommends passage of Sub APassed House 70-0Passed out of Ed cmtePassed as amended 38-0Signed by Governor
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RIH5028Requires the implementation of the civic literacy act for all students between the 8th and 12th grades.1/15/2021Rep. Brian Newberry (R), Rep. Lauren Carson (D)NoneLINK6/28/2021Passed ed cmtePassed house 72-0Committee recommends passage of Sub APassed 36-0Signed by Governor
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SCS534Creates a requirement for a foundational US history course focusing on the leadup to and the events of the Revolutionary War, American political philosophy, and the legacy of the American Revolution for at least 30 instructional hours2/9/2021Sen. Dwight Loftis (R)NoneLINK2/9/2021Pending
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SCH4392To Enact The "keep Partisanship Out Of Civics Act" By Adding Section 59-29-235 So As To Provide Teachers Of Civics And Related Coursework In Public Schools May Not Be Compelled To Discuss Certain Topics Or Affirm Certain Beliefs, To Prohibit Credit From Being Awarded For Certain Student Lobbying Activities, To Prohibit The Use Of Private Funding For Curriculum Or Teacher Training Concerning Civics And Related Coursework, And To Prohibit Certain Concepts From Inclusion In Curriculum Or Instruction, Among Other Things.5/13/2021Rep. Linda Bennett (R)Rep. Stewart Jones (R)LINK5/13/2021pending
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SDHB1279Appropriates money to create a new civics curriculum and trainings for schools and teachers2/4/2021None- at request of the GovernorNoneLINK3/3/2021Passed out of appropriations 8-0Passed 63-5Tabled in Appropriations
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