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HB 1299Session 2026AHouseStatus unavailable

Reducing Regulatory Burden on Education Providers

The act requires the Colorado bureau of investigation to transmit a list of missing children to the Colorado department of education (department) instead of each school district and requires the department to notify the bureau if the department's list of enrolled students includes information about a missing child.     The act repeals the requirement for a school district, board of cooperative services, district charter school, or institute charter school to have paper and pencil assessment policies for state-administered assessments in public schools.     The act allows a school district or a charter school network with 1,200 students or fewer to submit a single plan to satisfy school district, school network, or school accreditation plan requirements.     The act prohibits the department from representing as mandatory a voluntary data collection request to a school district, the state charter school institute, or a public school and prohibits the department from conditioning any benefit unrelated to a specific grant on the completion of a voluntary data collection request.(Note: This summary applies to this bill as enacted.)

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Introduced

Feb 25, 2026

Latest action

Jun 1, 2026

Recorded roll calls

4

Topics and classification

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Education

Source subjects

Education & School Finance (Pre & K-12)

Document type

Bill

Sponsors

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Primary sponsorB. Pelton
Primary sponsorJ. Bridges
Primary sponsorL. Garcia Sander
Primary sponsorM. Lukens
cosponsorB. Marshall
cosponsorC. Barron
cosponsorC. Clifford
cosponsorC. Kipp
cosponsorC. Richardson
cosponsorD. Woog
cosponsorG. Rydin
cosponsorJ. Coleman
cosponsorJ. Jackson
cosponsorJ. McCluskie
cosponsorJ. Phillips
cosponsorK. Nguyen
cosponsorK. Stewart
cosponsorL. Goldstein
cosponsorL. Smith
cosponsorM. Duran
cosponsorM. Lindsay
cosponsor

R. Gonzalez

cosponsorR. Keltie
cosponsor

R. Weinberg

cosponsorS. Camacho
cosponsor

S. Lieder

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Roll-call votes

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passMay 4, 2026House

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Amabileyes
Baisleyyes
Ballyes
Benavidezyes
Bridgesyes
Brightyes
Carsonyes
Catlinyes
Colemanyes
Cutteryes
Danielsonyes
Daughertyyes
Exumyes
Frizellyes
Gonzales J.yes
Hinrichsenyes
Jodehyes
Kippyes
Kirkmeyeryes
Kolkeryes
Lindstedtyes
Listonyes
Marchmanyes
Mullicayes
Pelton B.yes
Pelton R.yes
Presidentyes
Richyes
Robertsyes
Rodriguezyes
Simpsonyes
Snyderyes
Sullivanyes
Wallaceyes
Weissmanyes
Zamora Wilsonyes
passApr 29, 2026Senate

Refer House Bill 26-1299 to the Committee of the Whole and with a recommendation that it be placed on the consent calendar.

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Cathy Kippyes
Chris Kolkeryes
Janice Marchmanexcused
Janice Richyes
Jeff Bridgesyes
Lisa Frizellyes
Scott Brightyes
passMar 11, 2026House

Refer House Bill 26-1299, as amended, to the Committee of the Whole.

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Anthony Hartsookyes
Ava Flanellyes
Dusty Johnsonyes
Eliza Hamrickyes
Jacque Phillipsyes
Jennifer Baconyes
Katie Stewartyes
Lindsay Gilchristyes
Lori Garcia Sanderyes
Mary Bradfieldyes
Matthew Martinezyes
Meghan Lukensexcused
Tammy Storyyes
passMar 11, 2026House

Adopt amendment L.001

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Source data last updated Aug 20, 2026.