An Act relative to advance placement examinations
June 4, 2020 -- The committee on Higher Education to whom was referred the petition (accompanied by bill, Senate, No. 762) of Michael O. Moore, James B. Eldridge, Brian W. Murray, Adam G. Hinds and other members of the General Court for legislation relative to advance placement examinations, reports recommending that the accompanying bill (Senate, No. 2738) ought to pass.
Bill Information
Bill Information
- Sponsor:
- Joint Committee on Higher Education
- Status:
- Referred to Senate Committee on Ways and Means
Cosponsors/Original Petitioners
| Name | District/Address |
|---|---|
| Michael O. Moore This sponsor is an original petitioner. * | Second Worcester |
| James B. Eldridge This sponsor is an original petitioner. * | Middlesex and Worcester |
| Brian W. Murray This sponsor is an original petitioner. * | 10th Worcester |
| Adam G. Hinds This sponsor is an original petitioner. * | Berkshire, Hampshire, Franklin and Hampden |
| Joanne M. Comerford This sponsor is an original petitioner. * | Hampshire, Franklin and Worcester |
| Hannah Kane This sponsor is an original petitioner. * | 11th Worcester |
| Anne M. Gobi This sponsor is an original petitioner. * | Worcester, Hampden, Hampshire and Middlesex |
| Shawn Dooley This sponsor is an original petitioner. * | 9th Norfolk |
| Rebecca L. Rausch This sponsor is an original petitioner. * | Norfolk, Bristol and Middlesex |
| Sal N. DiDomenico This sponsor is an original petitioner. * | Middlesex and Suffolk |
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