Senate Bill 229
Regards use of blended learning during 2021-2022
To amend sections 3301.079, 3302.03, 3302.039, 3310.033, 3313.6412, 3314.03, 3314.262, 3317.022, 3317.11, 3326.15, 3328.22, and 5502.262 and to enact section 3313.6027 of the Revised Code regarding blended or remote learning models for the 2021-2022 school year, the state report card, emergency management plans, withdrawal of untested students from internet- or computer-based schools, the Third Grade Reading Guarantee, high school financial literacy instruction, Educational Choice and Cleveland Scholarship payments, operating subsidies for educational service centers, and to declare an emergency.
Current Version
Effective Date
December 14, 2021
Emergency, effective immediately; one provision effective 1/27/22
Introduced In House
In House Committee
Reported By Committee
Passed By House
Introduced In Senate
In Senate Committee
Reported By Committee
Passed By Senate
Signed By The Governor
Subjects
Committees
House Primary and Secondary Education Committee
Senate Primary and Secondary Education Committee
Primary Sponsors
Louis W. Blessing, III
Cosponsors
Senators
Andrew O. Brenner
Jerry C. Cirino
Hearcel F. Craig
Teresa Fedor
Theresa Gavarone
Frank Hoagland
Stephen A. Huffman
Terry Johnson
Tina Maharath
Nathan H. Manning
Bill Reineke
Michael A. Rulli
Kirk Schuring
Vernon Sykes
Cecil Thomas
Steve Wilson
Kenny Yuko
Representatives
Adam C. Bird
Richard D. Brown
Rick Carfagna
Jeffrey A. Crossman
Jay Edwards
Mark Fraizer
Timothy E. Ginter
Paula Hicks-Hudson
Latyna M. Humphrey
Dontavius L. Jarrells
Mark Johnson
Don Jones
Laura Lanese
Mary Lightbody
Beth Liston
Mike Loychik
Gayle Manning
Kevin D. Miller
Jessica E. Miranda
Gail K. Pavliga
Phillip M. Robinson, Jr.
Bill Roemer
C. Allison Russo
Kent Smith
Monique Smith
Lisa A. Sobecki
Dick Stein
Terrence Upchurch
Casey Weinstein
Andrea White
Tom Young
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