South Carolina · 2025-2026 Regular Session · Bill

H 4761: Public university and college faculty annual performance evaluations

Passed one chamber Last action April 1, 2026: Referred to Committee on Education

Plain-language summary

H 4761 is a bill introduced in the South Carolina House on December 16, 2025. According to its official title, it concerns: Public university and college faculty annual performance evaluations. Primary sponsor: Shannon Erickson (Republican), Bill Taylor (Republican), Jeff Bradley (Republican), Gary Brewer (Republican), Don Chapman (Republican), Heather Crawford (Republican), Sylleste Davis (Republican), Adam Duncan (Republican), Cal Forrest (Republican), Gil Gatch (Republican), Doug Gilliam (Republican), Val Guest (Republican), Patrick Haddon (Republican), Kevin Hardee (Republican), Tom Hartnett (Republican), Bill Herbkersman (Republican), Lee Hewitt (Republican), Davey Hiott (Republican), Bill Hixon (Republican), Harriet Holman (Republican), Jeff Johnson (Republican), Brian Lawson (Republican), Steven Long (Republican), Phillip Lowe (Republican), John McCravy (Republican), Tim McGinnis (Republican), Cody Mitchell (Republican), Melissa Oremus (Republican), Weston Newton (Republican), Fawn Pedalino (Republican), Tommy Pope (Republican), Robby Robbins (Republican), Blake Sanders (Republican), Heath Sessions (Republican), Murrell Smith (Republican), Mark Smith (Republican), David Vaughan (Republican), Bill Whitmire (Republican), Paul Wickensimer (Republican), Mark Willis (Republican), Richie Yow (Republican), Josiah Magnuson (Republican), Jackie Terribile (Republican), James Teeple (Republican), Jordan Pace (Republican), April Cromer (Republican), Sarita Edgerton (Republican), Dianne Mitchell (Republican), Lee Gilreath (Republican), Chris Huff (Republican), Stephen Frank (Republican), Joe White (Republican), Jay Kilmartin (Republican). Most recent recorded action (April 1, 2026): Referred to Committee on Education.

Sponsors

Primary sponsors: Shannon Erickson (Republican); Bill Taylor (Republican); Jeff Bradley (Republican); Gary Brewer (Republican); and 49 more.