Urge Congress to dismantle United States Department of Education

Number H. C. R. No. 34
Type House Concurrent Resolution
General Assembly 136
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Primary Sponsors

David Thomas
District 65
Party Republican
Chamber House of Representatives
Mark Hiner
District 98
Party Republican
Chamber House of Representatives

Co-Sponsors

Jack K. Daniels
District 32
Party Republican
Chamber House of Representatives
Jennifer Gross
District 45
Party Republican
Chamber House of Representatives
Thomas Hall
District 46
Party Republican
Chamber House of Representatives
Tex Fischer
District 59
Party Republican
Chamber House of Representatives
Beth Lear
District 61
Party Republican
Chamber House of Representatives
Thaddeus J. Claggett
District 68
Party Republican
Chamber House of Representatives
Levi Dean
District 71
Party Republican
Chamber House of Representatives
Heidi Workman
District 72
Party Republican
Chamber House of Representatives
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Education
  • Type: House
  • Bills: 61
  • Members: 13

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  1. Introduced and Referred to Committee
    Feb 18 2026

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