South Carolina bills · 2025-2026 Regular Session
South Carolina H 3827
STEM Education Day
- Introduced
- In committee
- Adopted
Sponsors
- Davis (Republican)
- Alexander (Democratic)
- Anderson (Democratic)
- Atkinson (Republican)
- Bailey (Republican)
- Ballentine (Republican)
- Bamberg (Democratic)
- Bannister (Republican)
- Bauer (Democratic)
- Beach (Republican)
- Bernstein (Democratic)
- Bowers (Republican)
- Bradley (Republican)
- Brewer (Republican)
- Brittain (Republican)
- Burns (Republican)
- Bustos (Republican)
- Calhoon (Republican)
- Caskey (Republican)
- Chapman (Republican)
- Chumley (Republican)
- Clyburn (Democratic)
- Cobb-Hunter (Democratic)
- Collins (Republican)
- B.J. Cox
- B.L. Cox (Republican)
- Crawford (Republican)
- Cromer (Republican)
- Dillard (Democratic)
- Duncan (Republican)
- Edgerton (Republican)
- Erickson (Republican)
- Forrest (Republican)
- Frank (Republican)
- Gagnon (Republican)
- Garvin (Democratic)
- Gatch (Republican)
- Gibson (Republican)
- Gilliam (Republican)
- Gilliard (Democratic)
- Gilreath (Republican)
- Govan (Democratic)
- Grant (Democratic)
- Guest (Republican)
- Guffey (Republican)
- Haddon (Republican)
- Hager (Republican)
- Hardee (Republican)
- Harris (Republican)
- Hart (Democratic)
- Hartnett (Republican)
- Hartz (Republican)
- Hayes (Democratic)
- Henderson-Myers (Democratic)
- Herbkersman (Republican)
- Hewitt (Republican)
- Hiott (Republican)
- Hixon (Republican)
- Holman (Republican)
- Hosey (Democratic)
- Howard (Democratic)
- Huff (Republican)
- J.E. Johnson (Republican)
- J.L. Johnson (Democratic)
- Jones (Democratic)
- Jordan (Republican)
- Kilmartin (Republican)
- King (Democratic)
- Kirby (Democratic)
- Landing (Republican)
- Lawson (Republican)
- Ligon (Republican)
- Long (Republican)
- Lowe (Republican)
- Luck (Democratic)
- Magnuson (Republican)
- Martin (Republican)
- May
- McCabe (Republican)
- McCravy (Republican)
- McDaniel (Democratic)
- McGinnis (Republican)
- C. Mitchell (Republican)
- Montgomery (Republican)
- J. Moore (Democratic)
- T. Moore (Republican)
- Morgan (Republican)
- Moss (Republican)
- Murphy
- Neese (Republican)
- B. Newton (Republican)
- W. Newton (Republican)
- Oremus (Republican)
- Pace (Republican)
- Pedalino (Republican)
- Pope (Republican)
- Rankin (Republican)
- Reese (Democratic)
- Rivers (Democratic)
- Robbins (Republican)
- Rose (Democratic)
- Rutherford (Democratic)
- Sanders (Republican)
- Schuessler (Republican)
- Sessions (Republican)
- G.M. Smith (Republican)
- M.M. Smith (Republican)
- Spann-Wilder (Democratic)
- Stavrinakis (Democratic)
- Taylor (Republican)
- Teeple (Republican)
- Terribile (Republican)
- Vaughan (Republican)
- Weeks (Democratic)
- Wetmore (Democratic)
- White (Republican)
- Whitmire (Republican)
- Wickensimer (Republican)
- Williams (Democratic)
- Willis (Republican)
- Wooten (Republican)
- Yow (Republican)
Summary
Official abstract published by the South Carolina legislature· description
A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION TO RECOGNIZE THE POSITIVE IMPACT OF SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY, ENGINEERING, AND MATHEMATICS (STEM) EDUCATION ON QUALITY OF LIFE IN SOUTH CAROLINA AND TO DECLARE APRIL 2, 2025, AS "STEM EDUCATION DAY" IN SOUTH CAROLINA.
Text versions
Roll-call votes
No recorded votes on this bill.
Actions
- Jan 29, 2025 · Senate
Introduced, adopted, returned with concurrence - Jan 29, 2025 · House
Introduced, adopted, sent to Senate