Bill Decription:This Bill creates a position to help parents and teachers who need help advocating for the needs of their children and students. This "Ombudsman" is a legal expert who can help parents navigate Utah Code and understand what the appropriate course of action is, or what help is needed given their situation.
This Ombudsman will also make "recommendations to eliminate barriers and obstacles to meaningful parent and community involvement in public education." CALL TO ACTION
House Government Operations Committee Members:Cory Maloy, Chair 801-477-0019 [email protected] Norman Thurston, Vice Chair 801-477-5348 [email protected] Walt Brooks 435-817-3530 [email protected] Jennifer Dailey Provost 385-321-7827 [email protected] Phil Lyman 435-459-2800[email protected] Michael Peterson 435-770-6925 [email protected] Val Peterson 801-224-4473 [email protected] Candice Pierucci 385-414-1488 [email protected] Stephanie Pitcher 385-272-8032 [email protected] Steve Waldrip 801-389-9329 [email protected] Douglas Welton 385-999-0403 [email protected]
Janet Peterson
2/14/2022 06:13:46 pm
Vote "yes" on HB377. Leave the decision-making in the hands of parents. They are the ones who have the right to oversee their children's education.
Sylvia Stefanelli
2/15/2022 08:21:12 am
Vote Yes on HB377
Barbara Brewer
2/22/2022 12:59:13 pm
Please vote yes on HB377. The position of ombudsman would be helpful in assisting parents and educators in understanding the laws as they relate to their particular circumstances. Comments are closed.
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