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HB 285

  • North Carolina House Bill
  • 2009-2010 Session
  • Introduced in House Feb 24, 2009
  • House
  • Senate
  • Governor

Salary Increase for Substitute Teachers.

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Bill Subjects

Appropriations Boards Budgeting Education Education Boards Elementary Education Employment Kindergarten Local Government Occupations Personnel Public Public Instruction Dept. Salaries & Benefits Secondary Education State Employees Teachers Rep. Jeffus Rep. Mclawhorn Rep. Wiley Rep. Tarleton

Abstract

Bill Sponsors (21)

Maggie Jeffus

  • Democratic
Primary

Marian N McLawhorn

  • Democratic
Primary

Cullie M Tarleton

  • Democratic
Primary

Bill Faison

  • Democratic
Cosponsor

Jean Farmer-Butterfield

  • Democratic
Cosponsor

Susan C. Fisher

  • Democratic
Cosponsor

Earline W Parmon

  • Democratic
Cosponsor

Mitchell Setzer

  • Republican
  • Representative
  • District 89
Cosponsor

Timothy L Spear

  • Democratic
Cosponsor

E. Floyd

     
Cosponsor

Johnson

     
Cosponsor

Moore

     
Cosponsor

Curtis Blackwood

  • Republican
Cosponsor

Sandra Hughes

  • Democratic
Cosponsor

Marvin Lucas

  • Democratic
  • Representative
  • District 42
Cosponsor

Paul Luebke

  • Democratic
Cosponsor

Nick Mackey

  • Democratic
Cosponsor

William L Wainwright

  • Democratic
Cosponsor

Laura I Wiley

  • Republican
Cosponsor

Larry Womble

  • Democratic
Cosponsor

Michael Wray

  • Democratic
  • Representative
  • District 27
Cosponsor

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Apr 30, 2009

House

Re-ref Com On Appropriations

House

Reptd Fav

Mar 02, 2009

House

Assigned To Education Subcommittee on Pre-School, Elementary and Secondary Education

Feb 25, 2009

House

Ref to the Com on Education, if favorable, Appropriations

House

Passed 1st Reading

Feb 24, 2009

House

Filed

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