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2013 Senate Education Sb 2032 2013 SENATE EDUCATION SB 2032 2013 SENATE STANDING COMMITIEE MINUTES Senate Education Committee Missouri River Room, State Capitol SB 2032 1-14-13 17129 D Conference Committee Committee Clerk Signature Explanation or reason for introduction Relating to a performance and accountability report by the state board of higher education. Minutes: stimony Attached Chairman Flakoll: Opened the hearing on SB 2032 John Haller, Interim VCAA for NDUS: I wish to testify in support of SB 2032. (See attachment #1 for written testimony) Chairman Flakoll: Any questions? These could be captured now with the exception of D. John Haller, Interim VCAA for NDUS: We are looking for something more user friendly. Chairman Flakoll: When would this normally be available? John Haller, Interim VCAA for NDUS: Our intent is to have this available around this time. We are setting up a work group. Senator Heckaman: Does this move itself into the financial part the institution receives according to their accountability? John Haller, Interim VCAA for NDUS: We are working on a plan to develop this and we will have it available as we approach the next year. Chairman Flakoll: One of the gripes I have about higher education data is that it is often times lists a student as a failure if the student transfers to a different environment. How will you list the data if the student goes to DSU in year one and transfers to Minot State for year two? Is that going to be deleterious to the data from DSU even though they are in the same system? John Haller, Interim VCAA for NDUS: We do not currently accommodate for what you said. That would be comparing apples to oranges. We are currently looking at that problem and trying to resolve it because it gives you a false positive. On the other hand, everyone is in the same boat so we are comparing the same problem. Senate Education Committee SB 2032 1-14-12 Page 2 Chairman Flakoll: What would your reaction be if we have a requirement that we report retention within a service area? Do you have any thoughts on that? John Haller, Interim VCAA for NDUS: No sir, not at the moment. Chairman Flakoll: Does anyone else have any questions? Does anyone else wish to testify in support of 2032? Does anyone wish to speak in opposition of SB 2032? Seeing none we will close the hearing on SB 2032. 2013 SENATE STANDING COMMITTEE MINUTES Senate Education Committee Missouri River Room, State Capitol SB 2032 1/16/2013 17312 0 Conference Committee Committee Clerk Signature Explanation or reason for introduction of bill/resolution: Relating to a performance and accountability report by the state board of higher education Minutes: You may make reference to "attached testimon Chairman Flakoll: Opened SB 2032 for committee discussion on an amendment. Senator Heckaman: Is there a reason why lines 19 and 20 are not included in the amendment? Chairman Flakoll: The handout that was provided is in addition to. This is a photocopy of a portion of a draft of a bill. I would say that it would be inserted after line 20. Senator Heckaman: That makes sense. Senator Poolman: On your draft, A is already in our version so you are saying 8, C, and D would appear after all of these requirements already listed? Senator Heckaman: No it is different Chairman Flakoll: It is broken down resident and non- resident. Senator Poolman: Can we just put it in there? Chairman Flakoll: It is just a matter of them getting the form to us. Senator Luick: I move the Flakoll amendments to SB 2032 Senator Poolman: Second A Roll Call Vote was taken: 6 yeas 0 nays, 0 absent Senate Education Committee SB 2032 1-16-1 3 Page 2 Senator Luick: I move a Do Pass recommendation on SB 2032 as amended. Seconded by Senator Poolman. A Roll Call Vote was taken for a Do pass to SB 2032: 6 yeas 0 nays, 0 absent. Senator Luick will carry the bill. 13.0193.03001 Adopted by the Education Committee Title. 04000 January 17, 2013 PROPOSED AMENDMENTS TO SENATE BILL NO.2032 Page 1, line 12, remove "The reportrequ ired by subsection 1 must include:" Page 1, remove lines 13 through 20 Page 1, line 21, remove "3." Page 1, line 21, overstrike "The state board of higher education shall report to the legislative assembly during" Page 1, overstrike line 22 and insert immediately thereafter: "The report required by subsection 1 must include the following information categorized by resident and nonresident students at each university system institution: a. Data regarding fall semester to the subsequent spring semester student retention at the institution where the student initially enrolls; b. Data regarding fall semester to the following fall semester student retention at any institution within the university system; c. Data regarding the number of students awarded degrees. certificates. or diplomas at each institution between July first and June thirtieth of each year; d. Information regarding each institution's progress in meeting the implementation steps and timelines as outlined in the university system's strategic plan; e. Data regarding fa ll semester to the following fa ll semester student retention at the institution where the student initially enrolls; L. Data regarding the average student grade point average for each academic term; Data regarding the number of students that initially enroll at a two-year g,_ institution and complete a degree within six years; and h. Data regarding the number of students that initially enroll at a four­ year institution and complete a degree within six years." Renumber accordingly Page No.1 Date: 1/1 lp Roll Call Vote #: 2013 SENAT E STANDING COMMITT EE ROLL CALL VOT ES BILL/R ES OLUT IO N NO. c3D 32,__ Senate Education Committee D Check here for Conference Committee Legislative Council Amendment Number Action Taken l)a V0rSS £\a._ko\\ �!D£od� Motion Made By . Seconded By .. ' �. !YYJ..,O Sen L l ; ,( c k Poo\ Senators Ye s No Senator Ye s No Chariman Tim Flakoll .,/ Senator Joan Heckaman v Vice Chairman Donald Schaible /" Senator Richard Marcellais / Senator Larry Luick ./ Senator Nicole Poolman ./ Total (Yes) �{¥-P------ No Q Absent ��------------------------------0 ----------------------- Floor Assignment If the vote is on an amendment; briefly indicate intent: Date: 1 J1 l.p Roll Call Vote #: L._ 2013 SENAT E STANDING COMMITT EE ROLL CALL VOT ES BILL/R ES OLUTION NO ;;lQ 3 ;;t_ Senate Education Committee D Check here for Conference Committee Legislative Council Amendment Number Action Taken Th Vo 7::>S As MmedeJ Motion Made B� LM·L Seconded By �k Wc:x:>l � Senators Ye s No Senator Ye s No Chariman Tim Flakoll v Senator Joan Heckaman .c./' Vice Chairman Donald Schaible ,/ Senator Richard Marcellais v Senator Larry Luick ,/, Senator Nicole Poolman / Total (Yes) __,(__ pi"'-- ------ No 0 Absent Floor Assignment Sea� LM'ck If the vote is on an amendment, briefly indicate intent: Com Standing Committee Report Module ID: s_stcomrep_09_001 January 18, 2013 8:57am Carrier: Luick Insert LC: 13.0193.03001 Title: 04000 REPORT OF STANDING COMMITTEE SB 2032: Education Committee (Sen. Flakoll, Chairman) recommends AMENDMENTS AS FOLLOWS and when so amended, recommends DO PASS (6 YEAS, 0 NAYS, 0 ABSENT AND NOT VOTING). SB 2032 was placed on the Sixth order on the calendar. Page 1, line 12, remove "The report required by subsection 1 must include:" Page 1, remove lines 13 through 20 Page 1, line 21 , remove "�" Page 1, line 21, overstrike ''The state board of higher education shall report to the legislative assembly during" Page 1, overstrike line 22 and insert immediately thereafter: "The report required by subsection 1 must include the following information categorized by resident and nonresident students at each university system institution: a. Data regarding fall semester to the subsequent spring semester student retention at the institution where the student initially enrolls; b. Data regarding fall semester to the following fall semester student retention at any institution within the university system; c. Data regarding the number of students awarded degrees, certificates, or diplomas at each institution between July first and June thirtieth of each year; d. Information regarding each institution's progress in meeting the implementation steps and timelines as outlined in the university system's strategic plan; e. Data regarding fall semester to the following fall semester student retention at the institution where the student initially enrolls; t. Data regarding the average student grade point average for each academic term; Data regarding the number of students that initially enroll at a two­ 9.:. year institution and complete a degree within six years; and b.:. Data regarding the number of students that initially enroll at a four­ year institution and complete a degree within six years." Renumber accordingly (1) DESK (3) COMMITIEE Page 1 s_stcomrep_09_001 2013 HOUSE EDUCATION SB 2032 2013 HOUSE STANDING COMMITTEE MINUTES House Education Committee Pioneer Room, State Capitol SB 2032 March 20, 2013 20126 0 Conference Committee Minutes: Ch. Nathe: We will open the hearing on SB 2032. Brady Larson, Legislative Council: Neutral (see attached #1, #2). I served as the Interim Higher Education Committee Staff person and I am here in a neutral capacity to go over SB 2032. The main changes to this bill relate to the performance and accountability report required by the University System under 15-10-14.2. This section of statute was originally enacted in 1989, and it was amended into its current form in 1999. The section just simply requires the University System to prepare a performance and accountability report and report on the progress towards goals outlined in the University System's strategic plan and to provide for accountability measures.
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