GENERAL ASSEMBLY Scorecard 2017

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1 , This is the legislation that establishes guardrails on how the State Board of Education submits Maryland s Every Succeeds Act plan to the federal government Passage of this bill allowed us to put less emphasis on testing and more focus on learning opportunities for students in our school accountability system And for schools identified as low-performing, the bill increases the voice of educators in any turnaround plan and prevents failed privatization strategies from being utilized Third reader vote: House (87-50); Senate (32-15) MSEA POSITION: YEA on final passage, Gov Hogan vetoed the Schools Act because it blocked his ability to label failing schools and advance a privatization agenda focused on unaccountable charter schools, the expansion of vouchers, and the utilization of private management companies The General Assembly voted to override the veto Override vote: House (90-50); Senate (32-15) MSEA POSITION: YEA to override the governor s veto of 2017, The legislation limits mandated testing to 22% of the school year or 238 hours in elementary and middle schools and 257 hours in high schools except in eighth grade, when the limit is at 23% or 248 hours When we combine the roll call votes for both bills, we have House (141-0); Senate (47-0) MSEA POSITION: YEA on final passage Cut BOOST Voucher Funding, Appropriations Governor Hogan proposed the continuation of the BOOST voucher program at $7 million While MSEA wanted to eliminate the program, we did support the Appropriations Committee s actions to cut the program to $2 million, thereby limiting the program ONLY to the students who received the voucher in the school year and moved to a nonpublic school because of it This vote is only scored for the members of the House Appropriations Committee, 14-9, with 3 absent MSEA POSITION: YEA on amendment to cut BOOST Charter School Fraud Act, Ways and Means Gov Hogan s second attempt to lower standards for accountability, equity, and quality in Maryland s charter school law was introduced as and 704 The Senate bill never had a hearing or a vote The House bill was defeated in the House Ways and Means Committee The governor s bill included a separate charter authorizing board, the shifting of operating and facilities funding from traditional public schools to charters, allowing charter schools to hire uncertified teachers, and stripping away collective bargaining rights from charter school employees The vote is only scored for the members of the House Ways and Means Committee, 15-8 MSEA POSITION: YEA on unfavorable committee report, Introduced as legislation ( 548 and 667) to place a moratorium on the continued use of the Early Learning (ELA), the bill was amended to require any school district that wanted to use the ELA to consult with prek teachers identified by the local bargaining unit When we combine the roll call votes for both bills, we have House (137-0); Senate (44-1) MSEA POSITION: YEA on final passage, Senate An important school working conditions bill, this would have given teachers the right to request an arbitration hearing instead of a hearing with an officer hand-picked by the local school board in suspension or termination cases The bill passed the Senate (32-15), but failed to get a vote in the House The full Senate vote is scored here MSEA POSITION: YEA on final passage As part of the Working Matters coalition, MSEA has supported legislation to guarantee earned sick leave for all workers in businesses with more than 15 employees The House and Senate compromised on a bill that guarantees five days Governor Hogan vetoed this bill, and proponents will need to repeat their votes when the legislature reconvenes (likely January 2018) in order to successfully override his veto and enact this legislation Third reader vote: House (87-53); Senate (29-18) MSEA POSITION: YEA on final passage

2 ANNE ARUNDEL Senate 21 Senator James C Rosapepe D 21 Delegate Benjamin S Barnes D 21 Delegate Barbara A Frush D 21 Delegate Joseline A Peña-Melnyk D 30 Senator John C Astle D 30A Speaker Michael E Busch-D 30A Delegate Herbert H McMillan R 30B Delegate Seth Howard R 31 Senator Bryan W Simonaire R 31A Delegate Ned Carey D,,,,, Less Testing Act of 2017,, Cut BOOST Voucher Funding, Appropriations MSEA yea on amendment to, Charter School Fraud Act, Ways and Means,,,, Senate, 31B Delegate Nicholaus R Kipke R 31B Delegate Meagan Simonaire R 32 Senator James E DeGrange D 32 Delegate Pamela G Beidle D 32 Delegate Mark Chang D 32 Delegate Theodore J Sophocleus D 33 Senator Edward R Reilly R 33 Delegate Michael Malone R 33 Delegate Tony McConkey R 33 Delegate Sid Saab R

3 BALTIMORE CITY Senate 40 Senator Barbara Robinson D 40 Delegate Frank M Conaway D 40 Delegate Antonio Hayes D 40 Delegate Nick Mosby D 41 Senator Nathaniel Oaks D 41 Delegate Bilal Ali D 41 Delegate Angela Gibson D 41 Delegate Samuel I Rosenberg D 43 Senator Joan C Conway D 43 Delegate Curtis S Anderson D 43 Delegate Maggie L McIntosh D,,,,, Less Testing Act of 2017,, Cut BOOST Voucher Funding, Appropriations MSEA yea on amendment to, Charter School Fraud Act, Ways and Means,,,, Senate, 43 Delegate Mary L Washington D 44 Senator Shirley Nathan-Pulliam D 44A Delegate Keith E Haynes D 45 Senator Nathaniel J McFadden D 45 Delegate Talmadge Branch D 45 Delegate Cheryl D Glenn D 45 Delegate Cory McCray D 46 Senator William C Ferguson D 46 Delegate Luke H Clippinger D 46 Delegate Robbyn Lewis D 46 Delegate Brooke Lierman D

4 CENTRAL Carroll Baltimore Co Harford Howard Senate 05 Senator Justin Ready R 05 Delegate Susan Krebs R 05 Delegate April Rose R 05 Delegate Haven Shoemaker R 06 Senator Johnny Ray Salling R 06 Delegate Robin Grammer R 06 Delegate Robert Long R 06 Delegate Ric Metzgar R 07 Senator JB Jennings R 07 Delegate Richard K Impallaria R 07 Delegate Patrick L McDonough R 07 Delegate Kathy Szeliga R 08 Senator Katherine A Klausmeier D,,,,, Less Testing Act of 2017,, Cut BOOST Voucher Funding, Appropriations MSEA yea on amendment to, Charter School Fraud Act, Ways and Means,,,, Senate, 08 Delegate Eric M Bromwell D 08 Delegate Joe R Cluster R 08 Delegate Christian Miele R 09 Senator Gail Bates R 09A Delegate Trent Kittleman R 09A Delegate Warren E Miller R 09B Delegate Bob Flanagan R 10 Senator Delores G Kelley D 10 Delegate Benjamin Brooks D 10 Delegate Jay Jalisi D 10 Delegate Adrienne A Jones D

5 CENTRAL Carroll Baltimore Co Harford Howard Senate 11 Senator Robert A Zirkin D 11 Delegate Shelly Hettleman D 11 Delegate Dan K Morhaim D 11 Delegate Dana M Stein D 12 Senator Edward J Kasemeyer D 12 Delegate Eric Ebersole D 12 Delegate Terri Hill D 12 Delegate Clarence Lam D 13 Senator Guy Guzzone D 13 Delegate Vanessa Atterbeary D 13 Delegate Shane Pendergrass D 13 Delegate Frank S Turner D,,,,, Less Testing Act of 2017,, Cut BOOST Voucher Funding, Appropriations MSEA yea on amendment to, Charter School Fraud Act, Ways and Means,,,, Senate, 34 Senator Robert Cassilly R 34A Delegate Glen Glass R 34A Delegate Mary Ann Lisanti D 34B Delegate Susan McComas R 42 Senator James Brochin D 42A Delegate Stephen W Lafferty D 42B Delegate Susan L M Aumann R 42B Delegate Chris West R 44 Senator Shirley Nathan-Pulliam D 44B Delegate Charles Sydnor D 44B Delegate Pat Young D

6 EASTERN SHORE Caroline Cecil Dorchester Kent Queen Anne s Somerset Talbot Wicomico Worcester Senate 35 Senator Wayne Norman R 35A Delegate Kevin Bailey Hornberger R 35B Delegate Andrew Cassilly R 35B Delegate Teresa Reilly R 36 Senator Stephen S Hershey, Jr R 36 Delegate Steven Arentz R 36 Delegate Jeff Ghrist R 36 Delegate Jay A Jacobs R 37 Senator Adelaide C Eckardt R 37A Delegate Sheree Sample-Hughes D 37B Delegate Christopher Adams R,,,,, Less Testing Act of 2017,, Cut BOOST Voucher Funding, Appropriations MSEA yea on amendment to, Charter School Fraud Act, Ways and Means,,,, Senate, 37B Delegate Johnny Mautz R 38 Senator James N Mathias D 38A Delegate Charles J Otto R 38B Delegate Carl Anderton R 38C Delegate Mary Beth Carozza R

7 MONTGOMERY Senate 14 Senator Craig Zucker D 14 Delegate Anne R Kaiser D 14 Delegate Eric G Luedtke D 14 Delegate Pam Queen D 15 Senator Brian Feldman D 15 Delegate Kathleen M Dumais D 15 Delegate David Fraser-Hidalgo D 15 Delegate Aruna Miller D 16 Senator Susan C Lee D 16 Delegate C William Frick D 16 Delegate Ariana B Kelly D 16 Delegate Marc Korman D,,,,, Less Testing Act of 2017,, Cut BOOST Voucher Funding, Appropriations MSEA yea on amendment to, Charter School Fraud Act, Ways and Means,,,, Senate, 17 Senator Cheryl Kagan D 17 Delegate Kumar P Barve D 17 Delegate James W Gilchrist D 17 Delegate Andrew Platt D 18 Senator Richard S Madaleno D 18 Delegate Alfred C Carr, Jr D

8 MONTGOMERY Senate 18 Delegate Ana Sol Gutierrez D 18 Delegate Jeffrey D Waldstreicher D 19 Senator Roger Manno D 19 Delegate Bonnie L Cullison D 19 Delegate Benjamin F Kramer D 19 Delegate Marice Morales D 20 Senator William C Smith D 20 Delegate Sheila Ellis Hixson D 20 Delegate David Moon D 20 Delegate Jheanelle Wilkins D,,,,, Less Testing Act of 2017,, Cut BOOST Voucher Funding, Appropriations MSEA yea on amendment to, Charter School Fraud Act, Ways and Means,,,, Senate, 39 Senator Nancy J King D 39 Delegate Charles E Barkley D 39 Delegate Kirill Reznik D 39 Delegate A Shane Robinson D

9 PRINCE GEORGE S Senate 21 Senator James C Rosapepe D 21 Delegate Benjamin S Barnes D 21 Delegate Barbara A Frush D 21 Delegate Joseline A Peña-Melnyk D 22 Senator Paul G Pinsky D 22 Delegate Tawanna P Gaines D 22 Delegate Anne Healey D 22 Delegate Alonzo Washington D 23 Senator Douglas JJ Peters D 23A Delegate Geraldine Valentino-Smith D 23B Delegate Marvin E Holmes D,,,,, Less Testing Act of 2017,, Cut BOOST Voucher Funding, Appropriations MSEA yea on amendment to, Charter School Fraud Act, Ways and Means,,,, Senate, 23B Delegate Joseph Vallario, Jr D 24 Senator Joanne C Benson D 24 Delegate Erek Barron D 24 Delegate Carolyn J B Howard D 24 Delegate Jazz Lewis D

10 PRINCE GEORGE S Senate 25 Senator Ulysses Currie D 25 Delegate Angela Angel D 25 Delegate Darryl Barnes D 25 Delegate Dereck E Davis D 26 Senator C Anthony Muse D 26 Delegate Tony Knotts D 26 Delegate Kriselda Valderrama D 26 Delegate Jay Walker D 27 Senate President Thomas V Miller D 27A Delegate Susie Proctor D,,,,, Less Testing Act of 2017,, Cut BOOST Voucher Funding, Appropriations MSEA yea on amendment to, Charter School Fraud Act, Ways and Means,,,, Senate, 27B Delegate Michael Jackson D 47 Senator Victor R Ramirez D 47A Delegate Diana Fennell D 47A Delegate Jimmy Tarlau D 47B Delegate Carlo Sanchez D

11 SOUTHERN Calvert Charles St Mary s Senate 27 Senate President Thomas V Miller D 27A Delegate Susie Proctor D 27B Delegate Michael Jackson D 27C Delegate Mark N Fisher R 28 Senator Thomas M Middleton D 28 Delegate Sally Y Jameson D 28 Delegate Edith Patterson D 28 Delegate CT Wilson D 29 Senator Steve Waugh R 29A Delegate Matthew Morgan R,,,,, Less Testing Act of 2017,, Cut BOOST Voucher Funding, Appropriations MSEA yea on amendment to, Charter School Fraud Act, Ways and Means,,,, Senate, 29B Delegate Deborah Rey R 29C Delegate Jerry Clark R

12 WEST Allegany Frederick Garrett Washington Senate 01 Senator George C Edwards R 01A Delegate Wendell R Beitzel R 01B Delegate Jason Buckel R 01C Delegate Mike McKay R 02 Senator Andrew A Serafini R 02A Delegate Neil C Parrott R 02A Delegate William Wivell R 02B Delegate Brett Wilson R 03 Senator Ronald N Young D 03A Delegate Carol Krimm D 03A Delegate Karen Lewis Young D,,,,, Less Testing Act of 2017,, Cut BOOST Voucher Funding, Appropriations MSEA yea on amendment to, Charter School Fraud Act, Ways and Means,,,, Senate, 03B Delegate William Folden R 04 Senator Michael J Hough R 04 Delegate Kathryn L Afzali R 04 Delegate Barrie Ciliberti R 04 Delegate David Vogt, III R