Legislation stalls in the Oregon House Education Committee as co-chairs try to find common ground

Oregonian:

Some are calling it a meltdown. Others say it's just a bump in the road. But no matter how you characterize it, Oregon's evenly-split House Education Committee is struggling to move legislation as the co-chairs haggle over individual bills, what should make the agenda and even who should hold the gavel.

The ongoing rift has frustrated legislators and stalled some big-ticket education bills on higher education, online learning, student transportation and charter schools. And now, it's forcing House leaders to start working around the committee.

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