Pennsylvania 2025-2026 Regular Session

Pennsylvania House Bill HB92

Introduced
1/14/25  

Caption

In powers and duties, providing for application form for licenses, certificates, registrations and permits.

Impact

If enacted, HB92 would lead to significant changes in state laws regarding educational assessments and curriculum development. It would require the state education department to establish a committee to oversee the review process, ultimately influencing how schools develop curricula and assess student performance. The bill aims to create a more effective educational framework, which proponents argue is necessary for adapting to evolving educational needs and to ensure that all students have access to a relevant and engaging education.

Summary

House Bill 92 focuses on enhancing the educational standards within the state by mandating a comprehensive review of current student assessment methodologies. The bill proposes that the state evaluate and potentially revise the curriculum to ensure that it aligns with contemporary educational requirements and improves student outcomes. Supporters believe that this initiative is crucial for maintaining high educational standards and preparing students for future challenges in their academic and professional lives.

Sentiment

The sentiment surrounding HB92 appears to be largely positive among educators and lawmakers prioritizing educational reform, with many expressing optimism about the potential for improved student performance. However, there are also concerns from some stakeholders regarding the execution of the proposed review process and the implications it may have on existing educational practices. Critics emphasize the importance of involving local educators in the process to ensure that revisions are practical and beneficial to students.

Contention

Notable points of contention include discussions surrounding the resources required for the bill's implementation and the timeline for when the changes would take effect. There is apprehension among some educators about the potential for increased pressure on schools to meet revised standards while balancing existing responsibilities. Additionally, there are differing opinions on whether the proposed changes will adequately address systemic issues within the educational framework, with some arguing for a more extensive overhaul.

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

PA SB907

Amending the act of February 19, 1980 (P.L.15, No.9), entitled "An act establishing the State Real Estate Commission and providing for the licensing of real estate brokers and salesmen," in definitions, further providing for definitions and for State Real Estate Commission; in application of the act and penalties, further providing for unlawful to conduct business without license or registration certificate, for civil suits, for criminal penalties and for civil penalty; in powers and duties of the State Real Estate Commission - general, further providing for duty to issue licenses and registration certificates and for approval of schools, providing for continuing education for licensed home inspectors and further providing for administration and enforcement; in qualifications and applications for licenses and registration certificates, further providing for reputation and inactive licensee and revoked license and providing for home inspector license and home inspector-in-training registration; in duties of licensees, further providing for reciprocal licenses and for broker price opinion; making a repeal; and making an editorial change.

PA HB586

In general provisions, further providing for definitions and for powers and duties of the department; in applications and permits, further providing for permits and licenses required, transition scheme and reporting requirements and providing for food processing residuals; and imposing penalties.

PA SB454

In general provisions, further providing for definitions; in applications and permits, further providing for permit and license application requirements; and making a repeal.

PA HB1710

In certificate of title and security interests, further providing for application for certificate of title; in registration of vehicles, further providing for registration and certificate of title required and for period of registration, repealing provisions relating to temporary registration cards and to temporary registration permits, providing for transition from temporary registration cards, permits and plates and further providing for transfer of registration, for duties of agents and for issuance and reissuance of registration plates; in financial responsibility, further providing for required financial responsibility; in fees, further providing for temporary and electronically issued registration plates; in Motor Vehicle Transaction Recovery Fund, further providing for enforcement; in powers of department and local authorities, further providing for proportional registration not exclusive; in messenger service, further providing for agent duties and responsibilities; and, in liquid fuels and fuels tax, further providing for electric vehicle road user charge.

PA HB472

In general provisions, further providing for definitions; in licensing of drivers, further providing for learners' permits, for application for driver's license or learner's permit, for application for driver's license or learner's permit by minor and for issuance and content of driver's license; and, in fees, further providing for driver's license and learner's permit.

PA S3613

Establishes online Statewide tracking system for certain permits, licenses, certifications, and form applications.

PA HB1290

In powers and duties, providing for advisory opinions and notices.

PA SB883

In powers and duties, providing for limitations on licensure disqualification and discipline.

PA SB624

In applications and permits, providing for food processing residuals.

PA SB00611

An Act Establishing A Maximum Charge For Certain Occupational Licenses, Certifications, Permits And Registrations.

Similar Bills

No similar bills found.