2005 Legislation
All bills below are effective August 28, 2005, unless otherwise noted. |
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HOUSE BILLS |
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Designates the North American Bullfrog as the official state amphibian. |
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Repeals the requirement that school districts conduct an annual census of children up to age 21 with disabilities that reside in their school district. |
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Changes the laws regarding special education to comply with the federal Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA). |
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Changes the laws regarding school accountability report cards. |
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This is an omnibus bill relating to crime prevention. Sections 577.625 and 577.628 impose criminal penalties for distributing or possessing medications, for which the individual does not have a prescription, on school grounds. |
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Changes the laws regarding the Public School Retirement System. |
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Changes the laws regarding titling and registration of motor vehicles and the licensing of drivers. |
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Allows students taking courses in American Sign Language to receive foreign language academic credit. |
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Model school wellness program. |
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SENATE BILLS |
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Allows school districts to convene a committee of their board in order to rule on pupil residency waiver requests. |
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Requires certain identifying information to be expunged by the Division of Family Services. |
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Criminalizes distribution and possession of certain prescription medications on school property. |
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Modifies definition of "teachers" under the tenure law for those who teach at the pre-kindergarten level. |
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Transitions the state away from a tax-rate driven education funding formula to a student-needs based education funding formula. |
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Changes the election date for certain St. Louis school board members. |
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Raises the amount school board members may accept for performing services for (or selling property to) their district. |
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Modifies laws relating to underage drinking. |
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Encourages effective involvement by parents and families in support of their children's education. |
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Provides for family cost participation in the state first steps program. |
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Encourages a mandated high school course in personal finance. |
No Summary available at this time. |
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