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This bill would allow high school students who are enrolled in alternative education programs which are located entirely in the state to participate in interscholastic activities at the public school. For the purposes of this bill, the term "alternative education program" is defined as including any "home school program that is accredited by a recognized accrediting body."
04/11/2011 (Senate) Read for the first time and referred to Health & Social Services Committee and Labor & Commerce Committee
04/12/2011 (Senate) Committee substitute favorably reported from Health & Social Services Committee with four "do pass" recommendations (from Davis, Meyer, Egan, and Dyson)
04/12/2011 (Senate) Finance Committee referral added after Labor & Commerce Committee
04/15/2011 (Senate) Committee substitute favorably reported from Labor & Commerce Committee with four "do pass" recommendations (from Egan, Davis, Paskvan, and Menard) and one "no recommendation" (from Giessel)
03/30/2012 (Senate) Committee substitute favorably reported from Finance Committee with four "do pass" recommendations (from Hoffman, Thomas, Egan, and Ellis) and two "no recommendations" (from Stedman and Olson)
04/02/2012 (Senate) Read for the second time
04/02/2012 (Senate) Labor & Committee Substitute adopted by unanimous consent
04/02/2012 (Senate) Davis and Paskvan added as cosponsors
04/02/2012 (Senate) Passed the Senate 20-0
04/02/2012 (Senate) Transmitted to the House
04/03/2012 (House) Read for the first time and referred to Labor & Commerce Committee and Finance Committee
04/14/2012 (House) Committee substitute favorably reported from Labor & Commerce Committee with three "do pass" recommendations (from Saddler, Miller, and Olson) and one "no recommendation" (from Johnson)
04/15/2012 (House) Committee substitute favorably reported from Finance Committee with eleven "do pass" recommendations (from Fairclough, T. Wilson, Guttenberg, Joule, Neuman, Costello, Edgmon, Doogan, Gara, Stoltze, and Thomas)
04/15/2012 (House) Read for the second time
04/15/2012 (House) Finance Committee substitute adopted by unanimous consent
04/15/2012 (House) Passed the House 37-2
04/15/2012 (House) Transmitted to the Senate as amended
04/15/2012 (Senate) Concurred in House amendment 20-0
04/15/2012 (Senate) Effective date(s) same as passage
04/30/2012 (House) LEG finance appropriation message
04/30/2012 (House) FN(s) attached to appropriations bill House Bill 284
04/30/2012 (House) FN6: (CC:HB284/CED)
09/25/2012 (Senate) Transmitted to the governor
09/25/2012 (Senate) Signed into law as Chapter 49 SLA 12
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