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SB171 Alabama 2022 Session

Updated May 17, 2022
SB171 Alabama 2022 Session
Senate Bill
Enacted
Current Status
Regular Session 2022
Session
2
Sponsors

Summary

Co-Sponsor
Tim Melson
Session
Regular Session 2022
Title
Alabama Numeracy Act, established for K-5 public school students, Elementary Mathematics Task force and Postsecondary Mathematics Task Forces created, Office of Mathematics Improvement created, use of assessments, intervention services, summer programs, and mathematics coaches provided, use of Common Core State Standards in K-12 schools terminated and prohibited
Description

This bill would establish the Alabama Numeracy Act and would prohibit the use of the curriculum standards, commonly known as the Common Core State Standards, in public K-12 schools.

This bill would provide further for improved mathematics instruction in public schools and would provide a means for increasing grade level proficiency in mathematics for public school students in grades K-5.

This bill would establish and provide for the duties of an Elementary Mathematics Task Force, a Postsecondary Mathematics Task Force, and an Office of Mathematics Improvement within the State Department of Education.

This bill would provide benchmarks, the monitoring of schools, state intervention for low performing schools, an Alabama Summer Mathematics Achievement Program, mathematics intervention services, and funding.

This bill would provide specific instructional practices for elementary school educators, would specify the qualifications of mathematics coaches and require their presence in schools, and would require the State Superintendent of Education to develop a K-5 mathematics coach endorsement program and provide for the award of the endorsement to certain qualified mathematics coaches.

This bill would also require the State Superintendent of Education and the State Board of Education to terminate the flexibility waiver agreement with the United States Department of Education pertaining to the federal Elementary and Secondary Education Act, which includes the adoption of the Common Core State Standards.

Subjects
Public Elementary EducationSchools

Bill Actions

S

Assigned Act No. 2022-249.

H

Signature Requested

S

Enrolled

H

Concurred in Second House Amendment

S

Orr motion to Concur In and Adopt adopted Roll Call 764

S

Concurrence Requested

H

Motion to Read a Third Time and Pass adopted Roll Call 734

H

Motion to Adopt adopted Roll Call 733

H

Drummond Amendment Offered

H

Motion to Adopt adopted Roll Call 732

H

Education Policy first Substitute Offered

H

Third Reading Passed

H

Read for the second time and placed on the calendar with 1 substitute and

H

Read for the first time and referred to the House of Representatives committee on Education Policy

S

Engrossed

S

Motion to Read a Third Time and Pass adopted Roll Call 464

S

Orr motion to Adopt adopted Roll Call 463

S

Finance and Taxation Education first Substitute Offered

S

Third Reading Passed

S

Read for the second time and placed on the calendar with 1 substitute and

S

Read for the Second time and referred to Committee on Finance and Taxation Education per Rule 54

S

Read for the first time and referred to the Senate committee on Education Policy

Bill Text

Votes

SBIR: Orr motion to Adopt Roll Call 462

March 2, 2022 Senate Passed
Yes 24
No 3
Absent 8

Orr motion to Adopt Roll Call 463

March 2, 2022 Senate Passed
Yes 24
No 3
Absent 8

Motion to Read a Third Time and Pass Roll Call 464

March 2, 2022 Senate Passed
Yes 24
No 3
Absent 8

Motion to Adopt Roll Call 733

March 29, 2022 House Passed
Yes 88
No 10
Abstained 2
Absent 2

Motion to Adopt Roll Call 732

March 29, 2022 House Passed
Yes 86
No 13
Abstained 1
Absent 2

HBIR: Baker motion to Adopt Roll Call 731

March 29, 2022 House Passed
Yes 77
No 21
Abstained 1
Absent 3

Orr motion to Concur In and Adopt Roll Call 764

March 29, 2022 Senate Passed
Yes 33
Absent 2

Motion to Read a Third Time and Pass Roll Call 734

March 29, 2022 House Passed
Yes 76
No 24
Absent 2

Documents

Source: Alabama Legislature