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Take action with CEC’s Legislative Action Center.

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Sample Written Testimony for HB 2011 (Consent Bill)

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Sample Written Testimony for HB 2011 (Consent Bill)

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Written Campaign Samples March 2022 HB 2011

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Written Letter Sample (HB 2011, Consent Bill)

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Written Letter Sample (HB 2011, Consent Bill)

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Written Campaign Samples March 2022 HB 2011

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Missouri House of Representatives - Home

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Not only can you email your senators and legislators, you can also contact them via phone.

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ONLINE TESTIMONY The rules of the Missouri House allow written testimony to be submitted online through the House website. If a member of the public would like to submit written testimony on a bill, he or she can do so by submitting an electronic wi…

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Address for MO Senators - MO Senate Website - Select Senators - Select - Select Senator Director in the right side column - click on your senator's name

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Address for MO Senators - MO Senate Website - Select Senators - Select - Select Senator Director in the right side column - click on your senator's name

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Find a Specific Bill - on the homepage, you can search for the bill by number or select "Bill List"; this link is the bill list

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Find a Specific Bill - on the homepage, you can search for the bill by number or select "Bill List"; this link is the bill list

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Resource for clarification from SAC is Scott Kimble scott.kimble@mcsa.org

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Resource for clarification from SAC is Scott Kimble scott.kimble@mcsa.org

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JEFFERSON CITY - Legislation designed to help families and those struggling with substance use disorders was signed into law by the governor. Senate Bill 63 establishes a statewide prescription drug monitoring program to help health care professionals monitor the dispensation of opioids and other prescribed controlled substances to their patients.

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Find a Specific Bill in the Senate - on the homepage, you can search for bills with the "Bill Reporting System" link; you will have to create an account but can then track certain bills

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Find a Specific Bill in the Senate - on the homepage, you can search for bills with the "Bill Reporting System" link; you will have to create an account but can then track certain bills

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Senate Education and Workforce Development Committee

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Senate Education and Workforce Development Committee

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Education and Workforce Development - Missouri Senate

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The Committee on Education and Workforce Development shall consider and report upon bills and matters referred to it relating to education in the state, including the public schools, libraries, programs and institutions of higher learning as well as bills and matters referred to it relating to promotion of workforce development and the creation and retention of jobs.

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The Joint Committee on Education is a statutory committee created in Section 160.254, RSMo. The Committee has fourteen members, seven from the Senate and seven from the House of Representatives.

The Joint Committee on Education will

* Review and monitor the progress of education in the state's public schools and institutions of higher education.

* Receive reports from the Commissioner of Education concerning the public schools and from the Commissioner of Higher Education concerning institutions of Higher Education.

* Make recommendations to the General Assembly for legislative action.

Elementary and Secondary Education

* Upon review, approve or deny any expenditures made by the Commissioner of Education pursuant to section 160.530, subsection 5.

Higher Education

* Monitor the establishment of performance measures as required by section 173.1006, RSMo., and report on their establishment to the Governor and the General Assembly.

* Annually review the collection of information under section 173.093, RSMo, to facilitate a more accurate comparison of the actual costs at public and private higher education institutions.

* Within three years of August 28, 2007, review a new model for the funding of public higher education institutions upon submission of such model by the coordinating board for higher education.

* Within three years of August 28, 2007, review the impact of the higher education student funding act established in sections 173.1000 to 173.1006.

Higher Education Funding in Missouri Reports

* General Education Requirements: A Look at the Structure of Higher Education
* Can Missouri Become a National Computer Science/Information Technology Leader?
* The Missouri State Aid Scholarship Programs: Access, A+ and Bright Flight
* Teacher Evaluation and Tenure
* Implementation of the SB 287 Funding Formula:
Impact on Missouri School Districts
* Study of the Public Schools of Missouri
* Urban School Governance Report
* A Review of Open Enrollment States: Policies and Practices
* Study of the Charter Schools in Missouri
* Teacher Effectiveness and Teacher Compensation Report
* Early Childhood Care and Education: An Overview

Kevin Gwaltney, Ph.D., Executive Director
State Capitol Building, Rm. 235C
(573) 751-0204
Kevin.Gwaltney@senate.mo.gov

Department of Elementary and Secondary Education
Department of Higher Education

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The Joint Committee on Education is a statutory committee created in Section 160.254, RSMo. The Committee has fourteen members, seven from the Senate and seven from the House of Representatives. The Joint Committee on Education will * Review and monitor the progress of education in the state's public schools and institutions of higher education.

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DRAFT to present to MO-CASE Board Dec 2024

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Nov 19, 2024 Legislative Training Session

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Nov 19, 2024 Legislative Training Session

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Slide deck for virtual training provided annually through MO-CASE to equip members for advocacy during the legislative session.

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Missouri House of Representative - Committees