Vol. 2026 · Bill Detail · Special Edition
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This bill aims to ensure that North Carolina public schools do not promote certain concepts deemed "divisive" or "discriminatory." It prohibits public school units from engaging in or advocating for discriminatory practices, compelling belief in divisive concepts, or providing instruction or professional development on these concepts. The bill also requires schools to certify annual compliance and outlines specific definitions for "discriminatory practice" and "divisive concept."
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- R · PrimePhilip Berger
- R · PrimeMichael Lee
- R · PrimeBrad Overcash
- R · CoTed Alexander
- R · CoLisa Barnes
- R · CoBob Brinson
- R · CoDanny Britt
- R · CoJim Burgin
- R · CoKevin Corbin
- R · CoDavid Craven
- R · CoWarren Daniel
- R · CoCarl Ford
- R · CoAmy Galey
- R · CoBobby Hanig
- R · CoRalph Hise
- R · CoMark Hollo
- R · CoWilliam Jackson
- R · CoSteve Jarvis
- R · CoTodd Johnson
- R · CoDana Jones
- R · CoMichael Lazzara
- R · CoThomas McInnis
- R · CoTimothy Moffitt
- R · CoBuck Newton
- R · CoPaul Newton
- R · CoWilliam Rabon
- R · CoNorman Sanderson
- R · CoBenton Sawrey
- R · CoVickie Sawyer
- R · CoEddie Settle
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