US Federal 2025-2026 Regular Session

US Federal House Bill HB1886

Introduced
3/5/25  

Caption

Affordable College Textbook Act

Congress_id

119-HR-1886

Policy_area

Education

Introduced_date

2025-03-05

Companion Bills

US SB740

Identical bill Affordable College Textbook Act

Previously Filed As

US SB740

Affordable College Textbook Act

US S3250

Requires textbook publishers to provide public institutions of higher education with information on price and availability of textbooks.

US SB1479

Textbooks; adverse representation; prohibition

US SB1599

textbooks; adverse representation; prohibition

US H5340

Resolve providing for an investigation and study by a special commission relative to the consumer impacts of electronic textbooks

US H559

Resolve providing for an investigation and study by a special commission relative to the consumer impacts of electronic textbooks

US HB2217

Establishes transparency requirements for textbooks and curricula

US SB709

Relating to exempting textbooks purchased, used, or consumed by university and college students from sales and use taxes for limited periods.

US HB8618

College Affordability and Accessibility Act

US H4651

Reducing the cost of attending college

Similar Bills

NJ S2196

Requires DOE to maintain list of textbook vendors that use inclusive material and school districts to use textbooks from those vendors.

NJ S3250

Requires textbook publishers to provide public institutions of higher education with information on price and availability of textbooks.

US SB740

Affordable College Textbook Act

KY HB156

AN ACT relating to public school curriculum.

NJ S3086

Requires board of education to provide an individual textbook for each student enrolled in class.

AZ SB1479

Textbooks; adverse representation; prohibition

AZ SB1599

textbooks; adverse representation; prohibition

OK HB1982

Schools; contracts for school materials; electronic textbook and instructional materials; contracts between vendors and schools; damages; definitions; effective date; emergency.