Bill Transferring Home-School Records to Department of Education Passes Senate

ATLANTA (February 2, 2012) – Senate Bill 227, sponsored by Sen. Barry Loudermilk (R-Cassville), passed the Georgia Senate today with a 42-11 vote. If enacted, this bill will allow home-school intent and attendance records to be filed electronically with the Georgia Department of Education.

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Report from the Senate: Sen. Stone

By Sen. Jesse Stone

The 10th legislative day kicked off to a bustling start with the unanimous passage of my Senate Bill 117.  With a vote of 51-0, the Homestead Exemption passed the Senate. With so many Georgians still shouldering the financial burden of job losses and medical expenses, it is time for them to receive some hope.  SB 117 offers this hope to many families who might have otherwise lost their homes.  By increasing the exemptions qualified during the bankruptcy procedure, homeowners can retain more equity in their property.

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