State approves ‘Educational Bill of Rights’ initiative for signature gathering
The initiative would expand the expectations for the Board of Regents and Department of Education.
The initiative would expand the expectations for the Board of Regents and Department of Education.
Sponsors say they believe the changes would increase oil revenue to the state by about $1 billion a year.
The conference committee on the bill met after nearly a year of deadlock on the measure and requested powers that would let it rewrite key parts of the bill.
They’re all still 32,000 signatures, a few legal challenges and a legislative session from reaching the 2018 ballot, but it’s time to take stock in where each stands in The Midnight Sun’s State of the Race update.