Stephanie McClintock
Stephanie McClintock
Legislative District 18
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Legislation from Rep. Stephanie McClintock to enhance teenage work hours unanimously passes the House
On Monday, the Washington State House of Representatives unanimously passed a bill from Rep. Stephanie McClintock to allow teenagers to work more hours while still in high school. Under House Bill 1121, 16—or 17-year-old minors could work as many hours during the school year as they can during summer, school vacations, or holidays if they... Read more » -
Majority party pushing dozens of new tax proposals | Rep. Stephanie McClintock legislative update
The 2025 session has reached some important cutoff dates, with another coming in two weeks. Policy committee cutoff was on Feb. 21, which means bills needed to be approved in their respective policy committees to advance. Our next critical deadline is fiscal committee cutoff on Feb. 28, when all bills in fiscal committees, such as... Read more » -
Education Committee approves Rep. Stephanie McClintock’s bipartisan bill to assess why students are leaving public schools
A bipartisan bill from Rep. Stephanie McClintock, which would require the Office of the Superintendent of Public Instruction to create a voluntary, confidential online survey for parents or guardians to fill out when transferring or withdrawing a student from a public school or school district, has received unanimous approval from the House Education committee. “We... Read more » -
Rep. Stephanie McClintock’s bill to allow teens to work more hours during the school year receives committee approval
On Friday, the House Labor and Workplace Standards Committee unanimously passed a bill from Rep. Stephanie McClintock to give teenagers the right to work more hours while still in high school. House Bill 1121 would allow 16—or 17-year-old minors to work as many hours during the school year as they can during summer, school vacations,... Read more » -
Rep. Stephanie McClintock shares her legislative priorities, including education
Rep. Stephanie McClintock, R-Vancouver, shares her legislative priorities, including education, helping consumers and businesses, and economic improvement. She also discusses soccer, one of her favorite things to do in her spare time. Click below to watch. -
Ruling party stripping parental rights and limiting open debate: Legislative update from Rep. Stephanie McClintock
The 2025 legislative session is in full swing and there is much to talk about as House Republicans continue working to fix Washington. In this update, I will address the progress of my bills, an effort to make life more affordable for parents, a major change in debate rules on the House floor, and the... Read more » -
Radio: Rep. Stephanie McClintock joins Seattle’s KUOW to talk about her bill restricting cell phone use in schools
Rep. Stephanie McClintock, R-Vancouver, talks with KUOW Soundside Host Libby Denkmann about a bill restricting mobile device use in public schools. McClintock argues cell phones are a distraction that prevents kids from getting the education they deserve. House Bill 1122 has been referred to the House Education Committee, but thus far, the committee chair has... Read more » -
Labor Committee holds public hearing on Rep. Stephanie McClintock’s teenage workforce bill
A bill from Rep. Stephanie McClintock that would give teenagers the right to work more hours while they are still in high school took the first step toward becoming law this week. House Bill 1121, which would allow 16—or 17-year-old minors to work the same number and frequency of hours during the school year as... Read more » -
Rep. Stephanie McClintock introduces the SAFE-Learn Act to increase school safety for students and staff
As enrollment in public schools has decreased throughout Washington, and more students and teachers report feeling unsafe at school, Rep. Stephanie McClintock introduced comprehensive legislation this week aimed at making every school in the state a safe place to learn. Known as the Securing Academic Facilities and Enhancing Learning (SAFE-Learn) Act, House Bill 1637 is... Read more » -
Caldier-McClintock bill seeks to eliminate sales tax on diapers and essential baby products, potentially saving Washington parents thousands of dollars
Essential baby products, including diapers, are expensive. With sales taxes charged on those products, the costs are even higher for struggling Washington parents. Rep. Michelle Caldier and Rep. Stephanie McClintock have introduced a bill that would provide financial relief for families. House Bill 1307 would eliminate sales tax on diapers and other baby products. “A... Read more »