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Missouri lawmaker plans to push again for open enrollment after bill's third attempt - Vimarsana News

Missouri lawmaker plans to push again for open enrollment after bill's third attempt

Policy to allow schools to accept out-of-district enrollees again dies in state Senate

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Missouri lawmaker plans to push again for open enrollment after bill's 3rd attempt - Vimarsana News

Missouri lawmaker plans to push again for open enrollment after bill's 3rd attempt

The first bill passed by the Missouri House of Representatives in the previous two legislative sessions followed a similar path in 2024, clearing the lower chamber and then stalling in the Senate until it ultimately failed to reach a final vote.

Missouri education package establishes longtime priorities, stomping smaller bills - Vimarsana News

Missouri education package establishes longtime priorities, stomping smaller bills

During Missouri’s 2024 legislative session, 338 bills addressing education were filed: a mix of proposals to change curriculum, increase funding, boost oversight and others.

Sen. Williams wants 30-day 'temp tag' extension | News - Vimarsana News

Sen. Williams wants 30-day 'temp tag' extension | News

While many Missouri residents can secure financing and a down payment to purchase a vehicle, the burden of paying the accompanying sales tax can lead to a temporary license tag

Missouri House passes bills on charter schools, vouchers, increasing teacher pay - Vimarsana News

Missouri House passes bills on charter schools, vouchers, increasing teacher pay

(The Center Square) – The Missouri House of Representatives on Thursday sent a pair of omnibus education bills to Republican Gov. Mike Parson for approval.