OR HB4154Oregon House Bill 4154 requires schools to collect and share data about student attendance. This includes information on students who regularly attend school and those who are often absent. The bill is set to take effect on July 1, 2026, and was passed quickly due to an emergency declaration.
OR HB4154 is a house bill in the Oregon 2026 Legislative Measures, sponsored by Lamar Wise (D), currently “Passed” since April 6, 2026.
We track 304 Oregon bills this session, 2 of them sponsored by Lamar Wise.
Supporters of HB 4154 argue that making student attendance data public will help identify trends and challenges in school attendance. They believe this transparency will enable schools and communities to better support students and improve educational outcomes. By focusing on both regular attenders and those who are chronically absent, the bill aims to address attendance issues more effectively.
Critics of HB 4154 may contend that making student attendance data public could lead to stigmatization of students who struggle with attendance. They might argue that the emphasis on attendance could overshadow other important factors affecting student success. Additionally, there are concerns about privacy and how the data will be used by stakeholders outside of the educational system.
About This Analysis
This summary was generated using AI from the bill's official text and metadata. Data sourced from LegiScan and the Oregon Legislative Assembly. Conflict-of-interest analysis for this bill is coming soon.
What does OR HB4154 do?
Oregon House Bill 4154 requires schools to collect and share data about student attendance. This includes information on students who regularly attend school and those who are often absent. The bill is set to take effect on July 1, 2026, and was passed quickly due to an emergency declaration.
What is the status of OR HB4154?
OR HB4154 is currently “Passed” in the Oregon legislature.
Who sponsored OR HB4154?
Lamar Wise (D) sponsored OR HB4154.
