Government's Role in Education
Federal Government's Role in Education Study Committee
HR 550 creates the House Study Committee on the Role of Federal Government in Education. The composition of the committee includes the House Education Committee Chair and the House Higher Education Committee Chair or a person designated by them. It will also include three additional House members, a State Board of Education member, three local superintendents, three teachers, and three parents or grandparents. The purpose of the committee is to study the federal government’s role in public education and whether a recommendation should be made that the United States Department of Education be abolished.
Committee Members:
| House Members | Superintendents |
| Rep. Brooks Coleman, Co-Chairman | Robert Avossa, Fulton County Superintendent |
| Rep. Carl Rogers, Co-Chairman | Charles Wilson, Bulloch County Superintendent |
| Rep. Rick Jasperse | Mark Scott, Houston County Superintendent |
| Rep. Buzz Brockway | |
| Rep. Mike Glanton |
| Teachers | Parent/Guardians |
| Justin Adams, Butts County Schools | Misty Skedgell, Cobb County |
| Sarah Ballew Welch, Fannin County Schools | Hubert Parker, Gilmer County |
| Beth Blakenship, Webster County Schools | Eric Johnson, Lowndes County |
| State Board of Education |
| Helen Rice, State Board Chair |
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