Superintendent of Public Instruction, Office of (OSPI): Washington bills, 2025 and 2026
Legislative staff filed 59 bills from the 2025-26 session under Superintendent of Public Instruction, Office of (OSPI). Each one is listed below with the description staff wrote for it, and bills with a page of their own are linked.
- HB 1011 · Funding, authorizing a school safety capital grant program
- HB 1031 · Facilities, requiring advisory committee to develop indoor temperature standards
- HB 1122 · Mobile devices, requiring recommendations to reduce usage during instructional hours
- HB 1151 · Ninth grade success grant program, administering
- HB 1167 · Career and technical education task force, considering maritime programs
- HB 1267 · Special education, requiring determination of possible overidentification or overprovision of services
- HB 1310 · Special education, reserving certain amounts of funding for statewide activities
- HB 1356 · K-12 funding equity work group, convening
- HB 1414 · Career and technical education task force, expanding
- HB 1450 · Transition to kindergarten program, administering
- HB 1528 · Special education, developing and maintaining statewide online system for individualized education programs
- HB 1547 · Behavioral health, establishing grant program to support school district with training, recognition, model policies, etc.
- HB 1579 · Transportation, requiring analysis of cost and allocation and providing funding for certain expenses
- HB 1590 · Youth suicide prevention activities, implementing
- HB 1609 · Natural resources, board of, allowing OSPI designee
- HB 1612 · Advanced placement, Cambridge international, and International baccalaureate exams, subsidizing student fees
- HB 1634 · Technical assistance and training framework, establishing to coordinate comprehensive supports for behavioral health
- HB 1637 · School safety dashboard, establishing
- HB 1662 · Administrative separation, making independent the PESB, charter school commission, board of education, et al.
- HB 1727 · School library information and technology programs, overseeing
- HB 1795 · Compliance, monitoring requirements related to student isolation and restraint and room clears
- HB 1817 · Child abuse, requiring staff materials and student and family guide
- HB 1827 · Justice-involved students, improving educational outcomes
- HB 1830 · School employees/contractors, modifying records check requirements
- HB 1832 · Mathematics, comparing learning standards to Singapore
- HB 1863 · Cardiac emergency response plans, requiring grant program to help schools with
- HB 1894 · Native education, office of, requirements for evaluation, compliance monitoring, curriculum, et al.
- HB 2138 · Longitudinal data reporting and Singapore methodology study
- HB 2282 · Funding priorities for transition to kindergarten programs
- HB 2369 · Local food for schools program, establishing to facilitate procurement of Washington grown food
- HB 2371 · Imagination library of Washington program transferred to OSPI
- HB 2484 · Youth development program grants authorized
- HB 2594 · Homeless student education plan required and coordinator office to be established
- HB 2666 · African American studies work group convened
- HB 2676 · Bus depreciation, electronic high school and beyond plan platform funding, and running start funding
- HB 2691 · Monthly apportionment schedule to schools modified to mitigate cash flow issues
- SB 5003 · School security and preparedness infrastructure grant program, creating for physical security of K-12 schools
- SB 5008 · Funding, establishing temporary grant program to support use of assessment, diagnostic, and learning tools
- SB 5126 · Behavioral health, establishing grant program to support school district with training, recognition, model policies, etc.
- SB 5177 · Staff, requiring website availability of professional development resources concerning certain topics
- SB 5179 · State law, requiring a complaint process for alleging school noncompliance and an investigation process
- SB 5187 · Transportation, requiring analysis of cost and allocation and providing funding for certain expenses
- SB 5210 · Ninth grade success grant program, administering
- SB 5307 · Special education, reserving certain amounts of funding for statewide activities
- SB 5327 · Curriculum, reviewing and updating computer science learning standards
- SB 5346 · Mobile devices, requiring recommendations to reduce usage during instructional hours
- SB 5386 · Child abuse, requiring staff materials and student and family guide
- SB 5537 · Natural resources, board of, allowing OSPI designee
- SB 5546 · Solar systems, establishing grant program to assist with installing
- SB 5551 · School library information and technology programs, oversight a staffing requirements
- SB 5570 · Native education, office of, requirements for evaluation, compliance monitoring, curriculum, et al.
- SB 5574 · Asian American and Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander history learning standards, adopting with advisory committee
- SB 5654 · Compliance, monitoring requirements related to student isolation and restraint and room clears
- SB 5730 · School employees/contractors, modifying records check requirements
- SB 5784 · Student data, altering reporting
- SB 5961 · Imagination library of Washington program transferred to OSPI
- SB 5992 · Grants to support youth development programs
- SB 6260 · Bus depreciation, electronic high school and beyond plan platform funding, and running start funding
- SB 6268 · Online record for special education community complaints
All topics · All 2025-26 Washington State bills
Source: the Washington State Legislature’s Topical Index. OlympiaTrack is an independent bill-tracking service and is not affiliated with the Legislature.