Colorado 2024 Regular Session

Colorado House Bill HB1183

Introduced

2/2/24

Introduced

2/2/24

Report Pass

2/6/24

Refer

2/2/24

Report Pass

2/6/24

Engrossed

2/9/24

Refer

2/6/24

Engrossed

2/9/24

Report Pass

2/13/24

Refer

2/9/24

Report Pass

2/13/24

Engrossed

2/26/24

Refer

2/13/24

Engrossed

2/27/24

Engrossed

2/26/24

Engrossed

2/27/24

Passed

3/6/24

Enrolled

2/27/24

Passed

3/6/24

Caption

Department of Education Supplemental

Impact

If enacted, HB 1183 will significantly influence how state funds are allocated for educational purposes. It is poised to streamline funding processes, creating a more organized structure for distributing money to various educational programs and services. This may facilitate improved resource management for schools, aiding them in addressing pressing issues like mental health, special education, and classroom resources. The bill reflects an ongoing commitment to invest in the educational system, potentially leading to enhanced outcomes for students across the state.

Summary

House Bill 1183, known as the Department of Education Supplemental bill, aims to address the financial appropriations necessary for the operation and support of the state's educational programs. It outlines budget considerations to ensure that resources are directed toward essential school functions and educational services, which include initiatives for student health, safety, and overall academic support. The bill emphasizes the need for a stable funding mechanism backed by the State Education Fund and other revenue sources, recognizing the critical role that funding plays in delivering quality education.

Sentiment

Discussions around HB 1183 reveal a generally supportive sentiment among legislators regarding the bill's objectives. The consensus tends to align with the understanding that robust funding and appropriate allocations are vital for maintaining and improving educational standards in the state. However, there are concerns about the adequacy of proposed budget figures and whether they truly meet the demands of varying school districts, with some legislators arguing that additional funding may be necessary to fully address the challenges faced by different educational institutions.

Contention

A significant point of contention highlighted during discussions surrounding HB 1183 relates to the adequacy and distribution of funding across urban versus rural school districts. Skepticism persists among certain members who worry that the current funding model may not sufficiently account for the diverse needs of schools serving distinct populations. Moreover, the reliance on state resources raises questions about sustainability and the potential impact of economic fluctuations on future educational funding.

Latest CO HB1183 Activity

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Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

CO HB1153

Department of Education Supplemental

CO HB1156

Department of Higher Education Supplemental

CO SB094

Department of Higher Education Supplemental

CO HB261153

Concerning a supplemental appropriation to the department of education.

CO HB261156

Concerning a supplemental appropriation to the department of higher education.

CO HB1160

Department of Law Supplemental

CO HB1158

Judicial Department Supplemental

CO SB091

Dept of Education Supplemental

CO SB096

Judicial Department Supplemental

CO SB098

Department of Law Supplemental

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