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Bills to follow this session

Mar 5, 2025 • 14 Views

These bills were selected by the staff from the more than 700 proposed bills this session as being ones that would impact students, schools, and teens.

(Ella Erickson)

LB549

LB549

Allow a school board to employ a chaplain, including in a volunteer capacity to provide counseling at a school.

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(Ella Erickson)

LB140

LB140

Require school policies relating to use of electronic communication devices by students.

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(Ella Erickson)

LB33

LB33

Remove nonalcoholic beer from regulation under the Nebraska Liquor Control Act

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(Ella Erickson)

LB14

LB14

Would provide free breakfast and lunch to all students no matter their family income.

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(Ella Erickson)

LB285

LB285

Prohibits the sale of flavored vapes.

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LB28

LB28

Any amount of tips can be subtracted from your gross income thus reducing your taxes.
(Ella Erickson)

LB497

LB497

Allow students to join extracurricular activities in a school district that they don't live in if their own district doesn't offer them.

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(Ella Erickson)

LB390

LB390

Require each school board to adopt a policy relating to access by a parent, guardian, or educational decision maker to certain school library information.

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(Zach Schilmoeller)

LB3

LB3

Change provisions relating to selection of presidential electors; gets rid of the blue dot in our state
(Zachary Schilmoeller)

LB34

LB34

Provide for year-round daylight saving time, which gets rid of the 2 different s times that we change the clocks each year.
LB149

Would allow students in grades PK-2 to be suspended once again after a year of them not being allowed to.
LB691

LB691

Require school districts and private, denominational, and parochial schools to display the Ten Commandments in school buildings.
LB282

LB282

Provide reimbursement to teachers for up to $300 per year for school supplies
LB550

LB550

Require school districts to adopt a policy that excuses students up to 1 hr per week to attend a course for religious instruction
LB258

LB258

Changes training wages and minimum wage for minors.
LB89

LB89

Adopt the stand with women act and accept differences between biological females and males in sports and restrooms
LB122

LB122

Requires the display of the state and national motto in schools. The state motto is "Equality before the law" and the national motto is "In God we trust."
LB552

LB552

Prohibit public postsecondary educational institutions from having a diversity, equity, and inclusion office and taking certain actions relating to diversity, equity, and inclusion
LB481

LB481

It awards a scholarship to someone who received foster care or adoption and wants to further their education career beyond high school.

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