Hearings › Senate
Education Tuesday, March 3, 2026
| When | Tuesday, March 3, 2026 · 10:00 a.m. (Central) |
|---|---|
| Where | Room 535, State Capitol |
| Committee | Education · Senate |
| Status | scheduled |
| Official notice | accessible.oksenate.gov/committees/meeting-notices/education-2nd-revis |
Agenda 15 items
- SB 514 Passed both chambers SB514 By Bergstrom of the Senate
- SB 1366 Passed Senate committee SB1366 By Deevers of the Senate and Hasenbeck of the House
- SB 710 Enacted SB710 By Seifried of the Senate (Proposed Comm. Sub., req. #3674)
- SB 1480 Passed House committee SB1480 By Seifried of the Senate (Proposed Comm. Sub., req. #3673)
- SB 1497 Passed Senate committee SB1497 By Hines of the Senate
- SB 2005 In Senate committee SB2005 By Seifried of the Senate (Proposed Comm. Sub., req. #3754)
- SB 2006 Passed Senate committee SB2006 By Seifried of the Senate (Proposed Comm. Sub., req. #3758)
- SB 2048 Passed Senate committee SB2048 By Pugh of the Senate
- SB 1490 In Senate committee SB1490 By Daniels et al of the Senate (Proposed Comm. Sub., req. #3774)
- SB 346 Enacted SB346 By Bergstrom of the Senate and Hays of the House
- SB 1782 Passed Senate committee SB1782 By Grellner et al of the Senate
- SB 1593 Enacted SB1593 By Gollihare of the Senate and Moore of the House
- SB 1895 Passed Senate committee SB1895 By Reinhardt of the Senate and Moore of the House (Proposed Comm. Sub., req. #3572)
- SB 366 In House committee SB366 By Hines et al of the Senate and Hall et al of the House (Proposed Comm. Sub., req. #3773)
- Other business
Sources for this page
- Open States / Plural Policy (bulk data): https://data.openstates.org/postgres/monthly/2026-10-public.pgdump — copied Oct 25, 2026
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