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Garnishment: Chapter 6. Hearing, reports of deaf, mute, or blind youths in districts: RCW High school athletic eligibility, penalty for violating: RCW High schools included in public school system: State Constitution Art. Hospitalization and medical aid for public employees and dependents — Premiums, governmental contributions authorized: RCW Intoxicating liquor, retail licenses, proximity limitations: RCW Labor relations consultants: RCW Legal adviser, prosecuting attorney as: RCW Because the membership of the House has changed since then, we will address the answer solely to you, although we will send copies of the opinion to all of the task force members who are members of the current session of the Legislature.
The State's practice has been to retain the ownership of much of the land and periodically to sell the timber to produce income for the trust fund. Other granted lands have been sold, with the proceeds invested to produce school income. AGO No. SJR no. The full text of this section is Attachment A.
This section was the other part part 1 of SJR no. We will not separately analyze the Congressional intent behind this language, as it is beyond the scope of your question.
It appears that the first sentence of this section prohibits legislative action which would have the effect of reducing the fund below its June 30, balance, and otherwise does not directly apply. You have not asked us if this could be done, and we have not researched the question. See State Const. Although the amendment left the principal balance as of June 30, undisturbed, some of the fund's income earned after that date was used to establish a second permanent fund with a different, though closely related, purpose.
It follows, in turn, that the only way left for the fund to produce income for the common schools is through investment and use of the interest. If the principal could not be used up, and the fund could not be invested either, the balance in the fund would lie inert--useless for any purpose. The necessary implication of this reasoning is, again, that the legislature intended to invest the principal so the income would provide funding for the stated purpose. The court held that this provision did not invalidate a statute authorizing the sale of trust fund securities at less than face value, where the principal would be temporarily reduced but in exchange for an increase in trust income through purchasing higher-yield securities.
Foss, 76 S. The South Dakota decision relies on the apparent intent of the framers of the South Dakota Constitution to be especially careful and conversative in the handling of state funds. Washington does not appear to have a comparable constitutional history. We are aware that other educational funds exist, but these are beyond the scope of your question, and we take no position here as to whether the same principles would be applicable to those other funds.
RCW 28A. Montana Trust and Legacy Fund, footnote 10, above. However, trust principles and the constitutionally permanent nature of the fund would likely result in close judicial scrutiny of any investment losses. We read the Skamania case as establishing the broad principle that the state's duties are fiduciary in nature. Skip to main content. Teachers Applicants, certified educators, more… Paraeducators First time applicant, renewal, more… Administrators Applicants, certified administrators, more… Educational Staff Associates Applicant, reissue, renewal, more… National Board Certified Teachers Renewal, bonus, more… Troops to Teachers Eligibility requirements, stories, more… Professional Certification Webinars and Presentations Webinars, presentations, and dates.
Contact Information Certification office, Standards board, more Helpful Links Clock hours, test information, more Each school must inform students and parents about compulsory attendance. Online access to the information is sufficient, unless a parent specifically requests the information in writing.
SPI must prepare and annually provide access to information regarding enrollment options. Providing online access to information about intradistrict and interdistrict enrollment options is sufficient, unless a parent specifically requests the information in writing.
School districts may provide parents with information regarding their rights under the Public Records Act, when requesting school employee discipline records for sexual misconduct. Schools must provide online notice of pesticide use, as well as written notice upon the request of a parent. Schools offering educational pathways must ensure students will have access to the courses and inform the parents about what opportunities are available to the student through the pathway.
Providing online access to this information is sufficient, unless a parent specifically requests the information in writing. Appropriation : None. Fiscal Note : Not requested. Effective Date : The bill contains an emergency clause and takes effect immediately.
Some of the items in the bill will be pulled out and others will be tweaked. Now is the time to give feedback. While the bill as written has not been completely vetted and is not ready to be passed into law, the direction the bill is headed, as well as the ensuing discussions, are welcome. It is critical to preserve statutes dealing with student achievement, civil rights, health, safety, and federal funding.
Agency regulations should be added. The maintenance and food nutrition people are ready to work with the Legislature. With the Learning Assistance Funds, it is appropriate to only provide notice when actual changes are made.
Eliminating student learning plans is supported, because there are many other places where this work is done. CON: The nurses, early learning community, and sexual assault coalition want to offer their expertise on related programs. Eliminating visual screening impacts poor children. People who have worked hard on bills don't have lobbyists to come down and testify on these issues.
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