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  • Call to Action 2/5/2021
    Call to Action Update on Governor's School Choice Omnibus Bill
    Update Feb. 5: Diversity plans HF 228 was approved by the House and sent over to the Senate. This indicates the House’s intent to work on provisions of the bill separately. It will take longer but allow advocates to continue connecting with their legislators about concerns. Keep discussing vouchers with House members in particular this week. Use the new information below to continue conversations.
  • Capitol Update Video 02/04/2021
    Capitol Update - February 5, 2021
    In this UEN Report of the fourth week of the 2021 Legislative Session, find information about: School Funding Proposals for SSA are Introduced; Diversity Plan Bill approved in the House; Update on Governor’s School Choice Omnibus; ELL Tiered Weighting Bill through House Subcommittee; Action on Other Bills this week; Senate and House Education Committee Members; Advocacy Resources and more.
  • Letter to Governor re Vaccines 02/03/2021
    Letter to Gov. Reynolds, etc. re Prioritizing Vaccines for School Employees
    Letter on behalf of UEN districts to Governor Reynolds and others regarding prioritizing vaccines for Iowa schools.
  • Capitol Update Video 01/29/2021
    Captiol Update - January 29, 2021
    In this UEN Report of the third week of the 2021 Legislative Session, find information about In-Person Parent Option Bill to the Governor, School Choice Bill Amended and Clears the Senate, Additional bills on the move, Senate and House Education Committee Members, Finding Biographical and Contact Information for your Legislators, and Advocacy Resources
  • Call to Action 1/28/2021
    Call to Action Update on Governor's School Choice Omnibus Bill
    In floor action tonight, the Senate amended and approved SF 159, Governor's School Choice Omnibus bill, on a vote of 26-21 with two senators excused. See this updated Call to Action for key details of the amendment, revised talking points, and directions to reach out to House members, asking for them to oppose SF 159 which includes vouchers, charter schools, and eliminates the ability of school districts with voluntary diversity plans to regulate open enrollment.