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HB 123

Education

2025 Regular Session Introduced by Alex Andrade

HB 123 died in the Florida House but a companion education bill (CS/HB 1145) passed into law, suggesting modified education policy priorities were enacted instead.

Died on Second Reading Calendar, companion bill(s) passed, see CS/HB 1145 (Ch. 2025-144)
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Bill Summary · HB 123

Legislative bill overview

HB 123 is an education bill introduced in Florida by Representative Alex Andrade that ultimately did not pass in its original form. The bill died on the Second Reading Calendar in June 2025, though a companion bill (CS/HB 1145) was passed and became law (Ch. 2025-144).

Why is this important

Since the bill's specific text and provisions are not detailed in the legislative record provided, the impact cannot be fully assessed. However, the fact that a companion bill passed suggests the legislature did advance related education policy priorities, making the final enacted version (CS/HB 1145) relevant for Florida education stakeholders.

Potential points of contention

  • Lack of transparency in analysis: Without access to the bill's actual language or stated purpose, specific areas of disagreement cannot be identified
  • Legislative process questions: The bill was indefinitely postponed and later died, suggesting either procedural issues or lack of sufficient support among legislators
  • Companion bill substitution: The passage of CS/HB 1145 instead of HB 123 indicates the legislature modified the original proposal, potentially addressing concerns or redirecting the policy approach

Compiled from official sources — confirm details with the bill’s official record.

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