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Schools would be required to automatically enroll students in an advanced math pathway if they score proficiently.
Gov. Kay Ivey has proposed a record $10.5 billion education budget, but lawmakers are expected to make changes to that plan.
The House debates the death penalty and illegal immigrant arrests.
Three education bills in the Legislature received approval in their first chamber on Thursday and moved to the second.
Republican leaders say the calm start reflects a shared urgency among lawmakers during an election year.
“Veterans offer a unique perspective, which is needed across many careers, including in our classrooms,” Ivey said.
Alabama House education budget committee Chairman gives schools more autonomy and flexibility while adding more transparency for the public
Democrats draw firm lines on legislation they believe could restrict voting rights or shift attention away from funding public services.
Three education bills stalled on the Senate floor late in last year’s session.
Ivey proposes 2% raises for both teachers and state workers. “Our teachers are certainly key to our success,” Ivey said.
Representative Terri Collins ends her 16-year tenure in the Alabama House.
The project remains on schedule and under budget as crews push ahead with interior finishes and structural work.

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