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MU medical students sign petition in opposition to bills that prohibit diversity training - Vimarsana News

MU medical students sign petition in opposition to bills that prohibit diversity training

MU student Jay Devineni says Senate bill 410 threatens MU's accreditation and curriculum.

Source: komu.com
Measure Designed to Allow Nonprofit Employees to Unionize Advances Over Lightfoot's Objection | Chicago News - Vimarsana News

Measure Designed to Allow Nonprofit Employees to Unionize Advances Over Lightfoot's Objection | Chicago News

The proposal would require human service organizations that contract with the city and have more than 20 employees to agree not to fight efforts by their employees to unionize as long as workers agree not disrupt the company’s operations while they organize.

Source: wttw.com
Senate bills take aim at MSHSAA home school policy - Vimarsana News

Senate bills take aim at MSHSAA home school policy

MSHSAA requires home school students now to take two in-seat classes to qualify for public school sports and activities.

Source: komu.com
Senate Education panel hears bill to move Missouri school board elections - Vimarsana News

Senate Education panel hears bill to move Missouri school board elections

A bill to move local school board elections to November instead of April could increase turnout in elections for influential local offices, supporters said.

Senate Education panel hears bill to move Missouri school board elections - Vimarsana News

Senate Education panel hears bill to move Missouri school board elections

A bill to move local school board elections to November instead of April could increase turnout in elections for influential local offices, supporters said.