What's going on at the Capitol? Here are bills WA lawmakers addressed during the past week
Lawmakers spent most of their time in committees week. Here’s what bills were discussed.
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Lawmakers spent most of their time in committees week. Here’s what bills were discussed.
The bill passed by a 29-19 margin with one Republican mistakenly voting in favor of it.
The bill passed by a 29-19 margin with one Republican mistakenly voting in favor of it.
Lawmakers in Washington state are considering Senate Bill 5851, which would strengthen Holocaust education in public schools. The bill builds upon a previous one from 2019, directing the creation of a curriculum to teach about the Holocaust. The goal is to address a significant knowledge gap among millennials and Gen Z, with 63% unaware that 6 million Jews were killed.
(The Center Square) – A Spokane lawmaker is bringing back legislation to put school meals for every student attending public, charter, and state-tribal schools in Washington on the taxpayers' tab.