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Full Committee

February 11, 2015 - 10:00 AM

H.R. 5, "Student Success Act"

Ordered favorably reported to the House, as amended, by a vote of 21 yeas and 16 nays

Committee Report (House Report 114 -24, Part 1)

Archived Webcast

Opening Statements:

Chairman John Kline (MN)
Rep. Todd Rokita (IN)

Press Release and Photo Album:

Press Release: Kline, Rokita Applaud House Passage of the Student Success Act (July 8, 2015)
Press Release: Committee Approves Bill to Replace No Child Left Behind, Improve K-12 Education (February 11, 2015)
Markup Photo Album

Amendments and Motions Offered:

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Amdt./ Motion	Offered By	Description	Action Taken	Roll Call
motion
#1	Mr. Rokita	amendment in the nature of a substitute	adopted by voice vote
#2	Mr. Hinojosa	reinstate Title III with increaser authorization	defeated by voice vote
#3	Mr. Russell	to affirm states right	adopted by voice vote
#4	Mrs. Davis	reinstate Title II, teacher prep	defeated by 16 yeas and 21 nays	No. 2
#5	Mr. Heck	requires the disaggregation of achievement data for military dependent students	adopted by voice vote
#6	Mr. Courtney	funding for STEM and Ed Tech	defeated by 16 yeas and 21 nays	No. 3
#7	Mr. Messer	title I, portability for public and private schools	offered and withdrawn
#8	Mr. Grijalva	reinstate qualified teacher definition/equitable distribution/teacher working conditions	defeated by 16 yeas and 21 nays	No. 4
#9	Mr. Brat	requires annual report of reduced federal funding	adopted by 21 yeas and 16 nays	No. 5
#10	Ms. Fudge	fiscal provisions in Title I	defeated by 16 yeas and 21 nays	No. 6
#11	Mr. Curbelo	exempt English learners from proficiency calculations	adopted by 22 yeas and 15 nays	No. 7
#12	Mr. Polis	accountability and interventions	defeated by voice vote
#13	Mr. Walberg	new state licensure scheme	offered and withdrawn
#14	Mr. Sablan	support for research-based investment	defeated by voice vote
#15	Mr. Grothman	change local flexibility grant to block grant...	offered and withdrawn
#16	Ms. Wilson	title I, part H - dropout prevention	defeated by 16 yeas and 21 nays	No. 8
#17	Ms. Bonamici	support for aligned assessment and reduction	offered and withrawn
#18	Mr. Pocan	funding for literacy	defeated by voice vote
#19	Mr. Takano	charter authorizing standards in Title I	defeated by 15 yeas and 22 nays	No. 9
#20	Mr. Jeffries	college and career-ready standards for all students	defeated by 16 yeas and 21 nays	No. 10 en bloc
#21	Ms. Clark	pre-k programming as new ESEA title	defeated by 16 yeas and 21 nays	No. 10 en bloc
#22	Ms. Adams	well rounded education	defeated by 16 yeas and 21 nays	No. 10 en bloc
#23	Mr. DeSaulnier	title IV, wraparound services/ community partnerships	defeated by 16 yeas and 21 nays	No. 10 en bloc
#24	Mr. Polis	student non-discrimination act (SNDA)	ruled non-germane
motion	Mr. Polis	appeal the ruling of the chair on the Polis (SNDA) amendment
motion	Mrs. Foxx	motion to table the appeal of the ruling of the chair on Polis (SNDA) amendment	adopted by 21 yeas and 16 nays	No. 1
#25	Ms. Fudge	mandatory funding for IDEA, title I, and early childhood programs	defeated by 16 yeas and 21 nays	No. 10 en bloc
#26	Mr. Scott	substitute amendment to Rokita amendment in the nature of a substitute	defeated by 16 yeas and 21 nays	No. 10 en bloc
motion	Mr. Wilson	report bill, as amended	adopted by 21 yeas - 16 nays	No. 11

Additional Items:

MEDIA ADVISORY: Committee to Mark Up the Student Success Act (February 9, 2014)

Committee Report and Reported Bill:

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