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The Iowa Senate confirmed the former Virginia deputy director and education advisor in the Trump administration to lead the Iowa Department of Education.
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Gov. Kim Reynolds says a new law giving the state more oversight of the state’s nine Area Education Agencies introduces more accountability into special education.
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Senate Republicans are sending an education package to the governor that overhauls the state’s Area Education Agencies. It also increases school funding and gives teachers a raise.
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The Iowa House has passed an education package that combines changes to the state’s Area Education Agencies with an increase in teacher pay and this year’s school funding plan.
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The Iowa Senate has weighed in on changes to the state’s Area Education Agencies with a bill that would put local school districts in charge of almost all of the state funding for AEA services.
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The second legislative deadline for lawmakers to get most bills approved by a committee is coming up at the end of this week.
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Over two years, the bill would increase the minimum salary schools can pay teachers from $33,500 per year to $50,000.
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Republicans in the Iowa House have passed a bill that replaces Gov. Kim Reynolds’ proposed overhaul of the state’s Area Education Agencies.
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Parents and educators told members of the House Education Committee they worry about losing services that help students.
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The Iowa House Republican plan for special education and the state’s nine Area Education Agencies makes some major departures from Gov. Kim Reynolds’ proposed overhaul.