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Bill Summary · HB 395

Legislative bill overview

HB 395 modifies reporting requirements for Local Education Agencies (LEAs) in Utah, though the specific reporting mandates are not detailed in the provided action history. The bill was introduced by Representatives Doug Welton and David Hinkins and has recently passed between chambers. On March 8, 2025, the Senate struck the enacting clause—a procedural action that removes the bill's operative language while preserving the legislative record.

Why is this important

LEA reporting requirements directly affect how school districts document compliance with state and federal education standards, budget allocations, and student performance metrics. Changes to these requirements impact administrative burdens on schools, transparency for parents and policymakers, and the overall accountability framework for public education in Utah.

Potential points of contention

  • Reporting burden vs. transparency: Expanded reporting could increase administrative costs for LEAs or reduce unnecessary bureaucratic requirements depending on the bill's direction
  • Data privacy concerns: New or modified reporting requirements may involve student or personnel data, raising questions about privacy protections
  • Implementation timeline: Schools may need time and resources to comply with new reporting standards, especially if systems need updating

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

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