Compare UT HB 236 (2007) and UT SB 97 (2006)
The introduced text of these two bills, side by side, with the wording they share.
- UT HB 236 (2007) · Utah · 2007 · Enacted
- UT SB 97 (2006) · Utah · 2006 · Failed
2,774 shared 8-word phrases found in the introduced text of these two bills.
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| UT HB 236 (2007) | UT SB 97 (2006) |
|---|---|
| LEGISLATIVE GENERAL COUNSEL 6 Approved for Filing: D.S Larsen 6 6 01-19-07 11:08 AM | LEGISLATIVE GENERAL COUNSEL 6 Approved for Filing: D.S Larsen 6 6 02-22-06 9:15 AM |
| AMENDMENTS 2 2007 GENERAL SESSION 3 STATE OF UTAH 4 Chief Sponsor | AMENDMENTS 2 2006 GENERAL SESSION 3 STATE OF UTAH 4 Chief Sponsor |
| LONG TITLE 8 General Description: 9 This bill modifies the State System of Public Education Code's regulation of curricular 10 and noncurricular clubs. 11 Highlighted Provisions: 12 This bill: 13 < provides definitions; 14 < provides requirements and procedures for the authorization of curricular and 15 noncurricular clubs; 16 < regulates the use of school buildings by authorized clubs; 17 < provides for faculty oversight of authorized clubs; 18 < provides requirements for club membership, including parental consent; 19 < requires the investigation of complaints, provides school options for violations, and 20 establishes appeals procedures; 21 < allows additional rulemaking by the State Boa… | LONG TITLE 8 General Description: 9 This bill modifies the State System of Public Education Code's regulation of curricular 10 and noncurricular clubs. 11 Highlighted Provisions: 12 This bill: 13 < provides definitions; 14 < provides requirements and procedures for the authorization of curricular and 15 noncurricular clubs; 16 < regulates the use of school buildings by authorized clubs; 17 < provides for faculty oversight of authorized clubs; 18 < provides requirements for club membership, including parental consent; 19 < requires the investigation of complaints, provides school options for violations, and 20 establishes appeals procedures; 21 < allows additional rulemaking by the State Boa… |
| devices, or 126 substances, regardless of whether the use is for purposes of contraception or personal health. 127 (9) "Limited open forum" means a forum created by a district for student expression 128 within the constraints of Subsection 53A-13-101.3(2)(b). 129 (10) "Noncurricular club" is a student initiated group that may be authorized and 130 allowed school building use during noninstructional time in secondary schools by a school and 131 school governing board in accordance with the provisions of this part. A noncurricular club's 132 meetings, ideas, and activities are not sponsored or endorsed in any way by a school governing 133 board, the school, or by school or school district emp… | devices or 126 substances, regardless of whether the use is for purposes of contraception or personal health. 127 (9) "Limited open forum" means a forum created by a district for student expression 128 within the constraints of Subsection 53A-13-101.3(2)(b). 129 (10) "Noncurricular club" is a student initiated group that may be authorized and 130 allowed school building use during noninstructional time in secondary schools by a school and 131 school governing board in accordance with the provisions of this part. A noncurricular club's 132 meetings, ideas, and activities are not sponsored or endorsed in any way by a school governing 133 board, the school, or by school or school district empl… |
| A school shall approve the name of a curricular club consistent with the club's 186 purposes and its school sponsorship. 187 (5) (a) A school shall determine curriculum relatedness by strictly applying this part's 188 definition of curricular club to the club application. 189 (b) If the school finds that the proposed club is a curricular club, the school shall 190 continue to review the application as an application for authorization of a curricular club. 191 (c) If the school finds that the proposed club is a noncurricular club, the school may: 192 (i) return the application to the faculty member or students proposing the club for 193 amendment; or 194 (ii) review the application as an app… | A school shall approve the name of a curricular club consistent with the club's 196 purposes and its school sponsorship. 197 (5) (a) A school shall determine curriculum relatedness by strictly applying this part's 198 definition of curricular club to the club application. 199 (b) If the school finds that the proposed club is a curricular club, the school shall 200 continue to review the application as an application for authorization of a curricular club. 201 (c) If the school finds that the proposed club is a noncurricular club, the school may: 202 (i) return the application to the faculty member or students proposing the club for 203 amendment; or 204 (ii) review the application as an app… |
| Students proposing a noncurricular club shall submit a written application for 202 authorization on a form approved by the school governing board no later than October 15 of 203 each year. 204 (3) An application for authorization of a noncurricular club shall include: 205 (a) the recommended club name; 206 (b) a statement of the club's purpose, goals, and activities; 207 (c) a statement of the club's categorization, which shall be included in the parental 208 consent required under Section 53A-11-1210, indicating all of the following that may apply: 209 (i) athletic; 210 (ii) business/economic; 211 (iii) agriculture | Students proposing a noncurricular club shall submit a written application for 213 authorization on a form approved by the school governing board no later than October 15 of 214 each year. 215 (3) An application for authorization of a noncurricular club shall include: 216 (a) the recommended club name; 217 (b) a statement of the club's purpose, goals, and activities; 218 (c) a statement of the club's categorization, which shall be included in the parental 219 consent required under Section 53A-11-1210, indicating all of the following that may apply: 220 (i) athletic; 221 (ii) business/economic; 222 (iii) agriculture |
| iv) art/music/performance; 213 (v) science; 214 (vi) gaming; 215 (vii) religious | iv) art/music/performance; 224 (v) science; 225 (vi) gaming; 226 (vii) religious |
| a statement that the club will comply with the provisions of this part and all other 219 applicable laws, rules, or policies | a statement that the club will comply with the provisions of this part and all other 236 applicable laws, rules, or policies |
| Section 7. Section 53A-11-1206 is enacted to read: 223 53A-11-1206. Clubs -- Limitations and denials. 224 (1) A school may limit or deny authorization or school building use to a club or require 225 changes prior to granting authorization or school building use: 226 (a) as the school determines it to be necessary to: 227 (i) protect the physical, emotional, psychological, or moral well-being of students and 228 faculty; 229 (ii) maintain order and discipline on school premises; or 230 (iii) prevent a material and substantial interference with the orderly conduct of a 231 school's educational activities | Section 7. Section 53A-11-1206 is enacted to read: 247 53A-11-1206. Clubs -- Limitations and denials. 248 (1) A school shall limit or deny authorization or school building use to a club or 249 require changes prior to granting authorization or school building use: 250 (a) as the school determines it to be necessary to: 251 (i) protect the physical, emotional, psychological, or moral well-being of students and 252 faculty; 253 (ii) maintain order and discipline on school premises; 254 (iii) prevent a material and substantial interference with the orderly conduct of a 255 school's educational activities |
| or 232 (b) whose proposed charter and proposed activities indicate students or advisors in club 233 related activities would as a substantial, material, or significant part of their conduct or means 234 of expression: 235 (i) encourage criminal or delinquent conduct; 236 (ii) promote bigotry; 237 (iii) involve human sexuality; or 238 (iv) involve any effort to engage in or conduct mental health therapy, counseling, or 239 psychological services for which a license would be required under state law. 240 (2) A school governing board has the authority to determine whether any club meets 241 the criteria of Subsection | or 259 (b) whose proposed charter and proposed activities indicate students or advisors in club 260 related activities would as a substantial, material, or significant part of their conduct or means 261 of expression: 262 (i) encourage criminal or delinquent conduct; 263 (ii) promote bigotry; 264 (iii) involve human sexuality; or 265 (iv) involve any effort to engage in or conduct mental health therapy, counseling, or 266 psychological services for which a license would be required under state law. 267 (2) A school governing board has the authority to determine whether any club meets 268 the criteria of Subsection |
| A student's spontaneous expression of sentiments or opinions otherwise identified 246 in Subsection 53A-13-302(1) is not prohibited. 247 Section 8. Section 53A-11-1207 is enacted to read: 248 53A-11-1207. Faculty oversight of authorized clubs. 249 (1) (a | A student's spontaneous expression of sentiments or opinions otherwise identified 270 in Subsection 53A-13-302(1) is not prohibited. 271 Section 8. Section 53A-11-1207 is enacted to read: 272 53A-11-1207. Faculty oversight of authorized clubs. 273 (1) A |
| noncurricular club to provide oversight consistent with this part and the needs of the school to 251 ensure that the methods of expression, religious practices, or other conduct of the students or 252 advisors involved do not: 253 (i) unreasonably interfere with the ability of school officials to maintain order and 254 discipline; 255 (ii) unreasonably endanger or threaten the well-being of persons or property; 256 (iii) violate concepts of civility or propriety appropriate to a school setting; or | noncurricular club to provide oversight consistent with this part and the needs of the school to 275 ensure that the methods of expression, religious practices, or other conduct of the students or 276 advisors involved do not: 277 (a) unreasonably interfere with the ability of school officials to maintain order and 278 discipline; 279 (b) unreasonably endanger or threaten the well-being of persons or property; 280 (c) violate concepts of civility or propriety appropriate to a school setting; or |
| a) A school employee assigned to provide oversight to a club may not be required 261 to do so if the assignment would violate the conscience of the employee. 262 (b) The decision of the employee in accordance with Subsection (2)(a) is not subject to 263 review nor may it be used as a basis for any negative evaluation of the employee. 264 (3) (a) A | a) A school employee assigned to provide oversight to a club may not be required 284 to do so if the assignment would violate the conscience of the employee. 285 (b) The decision of the employee in accordance with Subsection (2)(a) is not subject to 286 review nor may it be used as a basis for any negative evaluation of the employee. 287 (3) (a) A |
| shall organize and direct the purpose and activities of a curricular 266 club. 267 (4) (a) A | shall organize and direct the purpose and activities of a curricular 289 club. 290 (4) (a) A |
| b) A faculty supervisor shall provide oversight to ensure compliance with the 270 approved club | b) A faculty supervisor shall provide oversight to ensure compliance with the 293 approved club |
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