Followed	Item	Bill Number	Bill Title	Sponsor
	1	H.1944	An Act relating to high school graduation requirements for students with learning disabilities	Alice Hanlon Peisch
	2	H.144	An Act relative to accommodations for special needs students taking the MCAS examination	James M. Cantwell
	3	S.241	An Act relative to DESE contracts	Bruce E. Tarr
	4	H.134	An Act relative to directing the Massachusetts Department of Education be directed to establish seperate Massachusetts comprehensive assessment system, MCAS, examinations for special and vocational students	Demetrius J. Atsalis
	5	S.258	An Act relative to high school graduation requirements	Steven A. Tolman
	6	H.1933	An Act relative to non-public school student access to the MCAS exam	Bradley H. Jones, Jr.
	7	H.3349	An act relative to scholastic achievement in the commonwealth	Todd M. Smola
	8	H.1929	An Act relative to school improvement plans	Patricia A. Haddad
	9	H.149	An Act relative to students with severe disabilities	John V. Fernandes
	10	S.230	An Act relative to the Audit/Accountability office	Richard J. Ross
	11	S.223	An Act relative to the competency determination for high school graduation	Richard T. Moore
	12	H.167	An Act relative to the Massachusetts Comprehensive Assessment System tests.	Theodore C. Speliotis
	13	H.164	An Act relative to the MCAS appeals process.	Frank I. Smizik
	14	S.191	An Act supporting the local determination of educational competency and multiple forms of academic assessment.	Cynthia S. Creem
	15	H.1958	An Act to eliminate the use of the MCAS for high school graduation	Benjamin Swan
	16	H.141	An Act to establish a special commission on high school graduation.	Antonio F. D. Cabral
	17	H.1938	An Act to expand access to the MCAS appeals process	Elizabeth A. Malia
	18	H.1955	An Act to improve assessment and accountability to ensure students acquire 21st century skills	Carl M. Sciortino, Jr.
	19	H.140	An act to improve graduation requirements.	Antonio F. D. Cabral
	20	H.1946	An Act to promote greater fairness, accountability and public confidence in the MCAS	Alice Hanlon Peisch