- Committees

SB 12

Allows school districts to adopt policies to provide additional pay or stipends to teachers of certain subject areas

SB 23

Designates that the gaming revenues derived from the repeal of the loss limits will be used for higher education tuition reduction

SB 24

Modifies provisions relating to elementary and secondary education funding

SB 25

Modifies provisions relating to elementary and secondary education funding

SB 33

Creates the Missouri Strive to Succeed Graduation Program to distribute grants to certain school districts for drop-out prevention efforts

SB 40

Modifies provisions of the Bright Flight Scholarship Program

SB 41

Creates the Amy Hestir Student Protection Act

SB 42

Creates the Teacher Choice Compensation Package to provide performance-based salary stipends for participating teachers

SB 51

Requires the State Board of Education to classify a charter school as "unaccredited" based on annual performance review scores

SB 55

Modifies provisions relating to education

SB 56

Requires gaming revenues from the repeal of the loss limits to be distributed to school districts based on a district's average daily attendance calculation

SB 60

Requires the Department of Elementary and Secondary Education to develop teaching standards for Missouri public schools

SB 64

Modifies provisions relating to charter schools

SB 76

Creates the Volunteer and Parents Incentive Program for public elementary and secondary schools

SB 78

Creates the Missouri Senior Cadet Program for mentoring of kindergarten through eighth grade students

SB 79

Modifies provisions relating to education

SB 94

Modifies provisions on child care subsidies

SB 97

Requires the Department of Elementary and Secondary Education to contract with an online test preparation company for a customized SAT and ACT preparation program for high school juniors

SB 116

Creates the Persistence to Graduation Fund to distribute grants to certain school districts for drop-out prevention efforts

SB 117

Requires the Department of Elementary and Secondary Education to recalculate state school aid for Riverview Gardens School District to correct an error

SB 132

Modifies provisions relating to school anti-bullying policies

SB 133

Modifies the definition of public benefit as it relates to non-residents attending a Missouri institution of higher education

SB 135

Requires school districts to pay registered professional school nurses on the same salary schedule as teachers

SB 139

Uses revenue from the repeal of the gaming loss limits to fund minimum salary supplements for teachers, early childhood, and school transportation

SB 152

Modifies definition of eligible student for nursing student loan program

SB 175

Requires the Department of Elementary and Secondary Education to produce "The Parents' Bill of Rights" for parents of children with an individualized education program

SB 182

Prohibits the use or attempted use of a false or misleading degree for admission to higher education institutions or in connection with businesses or employment

SB 208

Allows the State Board of Education to grant teaching certificates to individuals to teach part-time in specific areas

SB 233

Allows the State Board of Education to issue teacher certificates to certain individuals in the areas of banking and financial responsibility

SB 234

Allows school districts to offer incentives or salary schedule modifications under certain circumstances

SB 255

Modifies the composition of the Board of Curators for the University of Missouri

SB 259

Modifies the definition of weighted average daily attendance in the elementary and secondary education funding formula

SB 275

Requires certain funds from the Lewis & Clark Discovery Fund to be used for higher education tuition reduction

SB 287

Requires the Department of Elementary and Secondary Education to create a central repository for school district budget information

SB 291

Modifies provisions relating to education

SB 305

Authorizes the creation of science and technology districts throughout the state

SB 314

Creates the Missouri Preschool Plus Grant Program

SB 316

Modifies provisions on education courses regarding sexual predators, human sexuality and sexually transmitted disease

SB 317

Modifies provisions relating to charter schools

SB 324

Modifies provisons relating to teacher and school employee retirement systems

SB 325

Allows school boards to enter into agreements with a county, town, city, or village for educational facilities and purposes

SB 329

Enacts the Prevention First Act

SB 344

Creates the P-20 Council to create a more efficient and effective education system

SB 345

Allows school boards to adopt a four-day school week instead of a five-day school week.

SB 373

Creates procedures for open enrollment of public school students across school district boundary lines

SB 390

Changes amounts of financial assistance awards for the Access Missouri Financial Assistance Program

SB 422

Modifies provisions relating to special education due process hearings

SB 429

Requires the Department of Elementary and Secondary Education to designate teacher assessment programs and creates teacher assessment requirements for unaccredited school districts

SB 438

Modifies provisions relating to elementary and secondary education funding

SB 439

Prohibits school boards from placing restrictive covenants in deeds of real property that prohibit its use as a school and nullifies any existing restrictive covenants

SB 441

Modifies provisions relating to teacher termination proceedings

SB 443

Allows the State Board of Education to make modifications to a Special Administrative Board that is governing a lapsed school district

SB 445

Prohibits school district employees, volunteers, and independent contractors from placing a student receiving special education services into seclusion

SB 446

Modifies the elementary and secondary education funding formula

SB 448

Authorizes school districts to enter into design-build contracts for projects costing more than $1,000,000

SB 453

Modifies provisions relating to education funding

SB 491

Modifies procedures for the lapse of a school district that has been classified as "unaccredited" for two successive years

SB 492

Creates the GED Revolving Fund for the payment and expenses related to GED test administration

SB 493

Modifies requirements for public career-technical schools to participate in the A+ Schools Program

SB 496

Allows the Department of Elementary and Secondary Education, at the discretion of the State Board of Education, to have authority over extracurricular competitive activities

SB 497

Allows a school district receiving students from a district that does not maintain an accredited school to request that the Department of Elementary and Secondary Education withhold delinquent tuition payments

SB 498

Requires school districts to include in their school accountability report cards whether they have a gifted education program and have had one over the past three years

SB 499

Requires public higher education institutions to annually report on steps taken to ensure intellectual diversity

SB 500

Requires school districts to allow parents to withhold permission for students to participate in school-sponsored clubs and extracurricular activities

SB 502

Establishes procedures for the evaluation of student credits when a student transfers to a public school from another educational setting

SB 503

Allows two or more adjacent school districts to share a superintendent under certain circumstances

SB 504

Requires students at public higher education institutions to pay the full cost of tuition if they take the same course more than twice

SB 505

Prohibits a superintendent of an unaccredited or provisionally accredited school district from transferring a teacher if the principal of the receiving school refuses

SB 515

Revises the conditions under which school districts may suspend or terminate teacher and administrator contracts in certain school districts

SB 516

Modifies provisions relating to education personnel

SB 520

Creates physical education requirements for students in primary grades

SB 521

Creates physical education requirements for sixth through twelfth graders

SB 537

Creates procedures for open enrollment across school district boundary lines for certain students

SB 558

Modifies provisions relating to higher education scholarships

SB 564

Allows the State Board of Education to revoke the charter of charter schools that have decreasing student assessment scores

SB 576

Requires that records submitted to the State Literacy Hotline for student drop-outs be made publicly available

HB 96

Modifies provisions relating to school safety and protection measures

HB 217

Requires a school board to provide a reason to a parent or guardian for the refusal to admit a student from an unaccredited school district

HB 236

Requires school districts to adopt policies to allow students with a disability to participate in graduation ceremonies with their graduating class

HB 242

Allows school boards to adopt a four-day school week instead of a five-day school week

HB 289

Modifies provisions relating to special education due process hearings

HB 373

Creates the GED Revolving Fund for the payment and expenses related to GED test administration

HB 390

Modifies the law relating to unauthorized aliens and employment safety programs

HB 488

Modifies procedures for the lapse of a school district that has been classified as unaccredited for two successive years

HB 490

Modifies requirements for public career-technical schools to participate in the A+ Schools Program

HB 506

Requires the Governor to annually issue a proclamation declaring the first week of March as Math, Engineering, Technology and Science Week

HB 631

Modifies the Missouri Teaching Fellows Program and requires school districts to pay registered professional nurses on the same salary schedule as teachers

HB 659

Allows the State Board of Education to make modifications to a Special Administrative Board that is governing a lapsed school district

HB 682

Creates an exception for the 2008-2009 school year for the number of school days to be made up due to inclement weather

HB 922

Requires each school district to adopt a policy on allergy prevention and response