Bill
AB 98
AB 98 - Relating to Pupils Wearing Traditional Tribal Regalia OverviewBill Number: AB 98 Title: Relating to: pupils wearing traditional tribal regalia at a graduation ceremony or
Bill Number: AB 98
Title: Relating to: pupils wearing traditional tribal regalia at a graduation ceremony or school-sponsored event.
Status: Representative Gustafson added as a coauthor
Introduced: January 07, 2025
The primary purpose of AB 98 is to protect the right of pupils to wear traditional tribal regalia at graduation ceremonies and other school-sponsored events. The bill aims to preserve and celebrate the cultural heritage and identity of Native American and other indigenous students.
This bill primarily affects Native American and other indigenous students in the state's public schools. It aims to ensure their ability to celebrate their cultural identity and heritage during important academic milestones and school events.
By protecting the right to wear traditional regalia, the bill seeks to promote inclusivity, diversity, and the recognition of the unique cultural contributions of Native American and indigenous communities within the education system.
AB 98 was introduced in the state legislature on January 07, 2025. It is currently in the committee review process, with Representative Gustafson recently added as a coauthor.
The next steps for the bill include committee hearings, potential amendments, and a vote by the full legislative body. If passed, the bill would then be sent to the governor for signature or veto.
Given the bipartisan support indicated by the addition of a coauthor, AB 98 has a reasonable chance of advancing through the legislative process and becoming law, though the timeline for its final passage remains uncertain.
Compiled from official sources — confirm details with the bill’s official record.
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