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House Education Committee passes cyber student safety bill after heated debate
The House Education Committee passed a bill requiring cyber charter schools to implement student safety measures, including mandatory camera use during live instruction and protocols for reporting concerns. The bill faced opposition from GOP lawmakers, who argued it unfairly targets online education and limits parental choice, and passed with a 14-12 vote.
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