A “Parent’s Bill of Rights” education measure is awaiting action in the upper chamber after narrowly passing the House last week.
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Parents of virtually-educated students say more work is still needed to ensure parents decide what is best for their kids.
Missouri Attorney General Eric Schmitt launched a "Parents for Schmitt" coalition in support of his candidacy for U.S. Senate.
Missouri Attorney General Eric Schmitt announced the launch of the Students First Initiative, which is an effort to increase transparency in schools.
The Missouri Senate finally perfected legislation establishing certain rights for victims of sexual assault after an earlier amendment stymied its progress in the upper chamber.
As the state’s largest and most comprehensive university, the University of Missouri’s reach and impact extends far beyond its campus boundaries.
Gov. Mike Parson spoke to a rotunda full of Missouri school board members and staircase full of students at the Missouri School Board Association legislative day at the state Capitol.
"All public school students in St. Louis and Kansas City should be funded equitably based on their particular needs."
Amid the gridlock over redistricting, the Senate perfected the bill from Republican Sen. Lincoln Hough expanding the Fast Track Workforce Incentive program.
"You can bet that HB 1552 will receive the full support of legislators who believe in education reform and charter public schools, myself included."