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All of the points were made during the House Committee on March 24.
Arguing Points 
Supporting Points 

WHAT WILL THE BILL DO?

Illinois LEGislature
MEDIA LITERACY
HOUSE BILL 0234

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Bill arrived in Illinois Senate and first reading by Chief Senate Sponsor Sen. Karina Villa

Third reading of bill occured and House floor passed the bill 66-44

All of the points were made during the House Committee on March 24.

  • Passing bill from May makes more sense than drafting a new bill
  • Even if bill indicates no need of funding, schools still need funding for potential printing materials and updated books
  • No certainty of having enough educators or classes having enough room in school year to implement a media literacy unit

Arguing Points

  • Bipartisan supported and passed unanimously in House last year [did not have enough time to reach Senate floor]
  • Aligns with the computer literacy initiative and ISBE social sciences standards revision in fall
  • ISBE does not often support unfunded mandates but in this case they do

Supporting Points

Mandates media literacy with help of State Superintendent of Education curriculm in all public schools [no funding required] by 2022-2023 school year

House Committee Amendment No. 1 Rules reffered to, adopted, and passed committee

First reading was in Illinois House and referred to Rules Committee

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WHAT WILL THE BILL DO?

Illinois LEGislature

MEDIA LITERACY

HOUSE BILL 0234

KEY Bill Updates

  • Chief Sponsors: Rep. Elizabeth Hernandez and Sen. Karina Villa
  • Chief Co-Sponsor: Rep. Stephanie A. Kifowit
  • Witness Slips: 124 "Proponents," zero "Opponents, " and 2 "No Position"

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March 24

April 21