House Committee on Education and Workforce

\n\nBills referred to the committee go through a standard legislative process: they are assigned to the committee based on subject matter, reviewed by relevant subcommittees, debated and amended in committee markup sessions, and then reported to the full House for floor consideration. The committee has four subcommittees that handle specific areas: Early Childhood, Elementary, and Secondary Education; Higher Education and Workforce Development; Health, Employment, Labor, and Pensions; and Workforce Protections.\n\n Recent committee activity includes <cite index=\"11-1,11-2,11-3\">a March 17, 2026 markup of seven bills spanning education and workforce policy, covering everything from cracking down on fraud in federal student aid to restricting sexually oriented materials in