SB1138, banning banks from “discriminating” based on political affiliation or social or environmental values, meaning most banks would not be able to work with any Arizona counties to pay teachers. 

SB1163, banning contributors to bond or override campaigns from bidding on a contract that is funded as a result of the bond or override, dramatically limiting funding abilities for bonds and overrides. 

SB1182, privatizing teacher training programs by allowing private and for-profit universities in Arizona to give taxpayer-funded financial assistance to students on the same terms as those at Arizona’s three state universities. 

SB1323, jailing Arizona public school teachers for up to two years if they recommend a book to students that lawmakers consider too “sexually explicit.” 

SB1385, tying school discipline to school letter grades. 

SB1402, requiring the Arizona State Schools for the Deaf and the Blind (ASDB) to offer services to any children with a disability. 

SB1410, extending so-called “1487 complaints” to school boards. 

SB1425, banning district or charter schools from teaching “any courses or classes that include any educational program, curriculum, material or activity that is derived from or associated with an initiative by journalists to reframe this country’s history in a racially divisive manner.” 

SB1559, a state tax cut for corporations. 

SB1564, forcing public schools to allow ESA voucher students to try out for their sports teams. 

SB1577 and SCR1035, mandating 50% automatic cuts to income tax rates if Arizona has a budget surplus. 

SB1599, fining school districts $5,000 per day if they don’t post teacher salary information as already required by law. 

SB1657, reinstating required statewide testing to graduate from high school. 

SB1694, banning public schools from requiring “diversity, equity, and inclusion programs” for its employees, spending public funds on such programs, or setting policies to influence the composition of its workforce on the basis of race, sex, or color. 

SB1700, banning many books from schools and instituting public review of such books. 

SB1704, making it an “unlawful discriminatory practice” for public schools to ask for kids’ shot records. 

SCR1002, asking voters to restrict their own direct democracy powers by requiring a supermajority vote on constitutional amendments. 

SCR1024, asking voters to enshrine racism in the state Constitution. 

SCR1025, asking voters to insert the “parents bill of rights” into the state Constitution. 

SCR1034, asking voters to amend the state Constitution to automatically extend the previous year’s state budget if lawmakers don’t pass one in time. 

HB2003, slashing corporate income taxes nearly in half by 2025. 

HB2014, quadrupling over 3 years the amount Arizona spends on a specific type of STO (School Tuition Organization) voucher. 

HB2421, requiring CPR certifications and trainings for district and charter schools, without providing any funding. 

HB2523, requiring every K-12 student to recite the Pledge of Allegiance daily at district and charter schools. 

HB2533, forcing public schools to post a list of every single item teachers use or discuss with students. 

HB2546, forcing any school district with at least 35,000 students to call an election to decide whether to split the district into two or more. 

HB2705, creating a concealed-carry program for district and charter schools. 

HB2800, mandating raises for some district and charter teachers with many restrictions and without sufficient funds. 

HCR2038, asking voters to amend the state Constitution to automatically extend the previous year’s state budget if lawmakers don’t pass one in time.