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Missouri legislature passes bill requiring photo ID to vote, over fierce criticism from Democrats - Vimarsana News

Missouri legislature passes bill requiring photo ID to vote, over fierce criticism from Democrats

Missouri lawmakers also stripped all of the state’s provisions that made it easier for individuals to vote during the early days of the pandemic. “We’re talking about gutting elections," one St. Louis Democrat responded.

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Open enrollment dead; lawmakers push carve-out for some property owners - Vimarsana News

Open enrollment dead; lawmakers push carve-out for some property owners

A statewide open enrollment system that would allow students in Missouri to attend a school district outside of one in which they reside is likely dead with just two days left in the legislative session.

With open enrollment dead, Missouri lawmakers push carve-out for some property owners • Missouri Independent - Vimarsana News

With open enrollment dead, Missouri lawmakers push carve-out for some property owners • Missouri Independent

While a Missouri open enrollment system faces long odds, lawmakers are poised to pass a provision extending it to certain property owners.

Missouri schools bill will require lead testing, literacy programs - Vimarsana News

Missouri schools bill will require lead testing, literacy programs

The package of education measures is among a number of bills inching toward passage in the final days of the legislative session.

Advanced Placement exam bill passes through Missouri Senate committee - Vimarsana News

Advanced Placement exam bill passes through Missouri Senate committee

A bill that would require Missouri colleges to accept scores of 3 or higher out of 5 on Advanced Placement exams cleared a Senate committee Tuesday as the end of session loomed.