Compare MO SB 115 (2025) and MO SB 770 (2024)

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MO SB 115 (2025)MO SB 770 (2024)
GENERAL ASSEMBLY INTRODUCED BY SENATOR BRATTIN. 0741S.01I KRISTINA MARTIN, Secretary AN ACT To amend chapters 160, 161, and 167, RSMo, by adding thereto four new sections relating to elementary and secondary education. Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the State of Missouri, as follows: Section A. Chapters 160, 161, and 167, RSMo, are amended 1 by adding thereto four new sections, to be known as sections 2 160.2550, 161.856, 161.1140, and 167.177, to read as follows: 3 160.2550. 1. As used in this section, the term 1 "divisive concepts" shall mean concepts that promote the 2 following ideas: 3 (1) One race or sex is inherently superior to another 4 race or sex; 5 (2) The United State…GENERAL ASSEMBLY INTRODUCED BY SENATOR BRATTIN. 3181S.01I KRISTINA MARTIN, Secretary AN ACT To amend chapters 160, 161, and 167, RSMo, by adding thereto four new sections relating to elementary and secondary education. Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the State of Missouri, as follows: Section A. Chapters 160, 161, and 167, RSMo, are amended 1 by adding thereto four new sections, to be known as sections 2 160.2550, 161.856, 161.1140, and 167.177, to read as follows: 3 160.2550. 1. As used in this section, the term 1 "divisive concepts" shall mean concepts that promote the 2 following ideas: 3 (1) One race or sex is inherently superior to another 4 race or sex; 5 (2) The United State…
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The attorney general may investigate school 114 districts to determine compliance with this section. If any 115 school district is determined to have violated the 116 provisions of this section, such district shall have fifty 117 percent of its state aid under chapter 163 withheld, until 118 the district presents evidence to the department of 119 elementary and secondary education that the district is no 120 longer in violation of this section. 121 161.856. 1. This section shall be known and may be 1 cited as the "Sunlight in Learning Act". 2 2. The department of elementary and secondary 3 education shall ensure that the following information is 4 displayed on each public school and charter…The attorney general may investigate school 113 districts to determine compliance with this section. If any 114 school district is determined to have violated the 115 provisions of this section, such district shall have fifty 116 percent of its state aid under chapter 163 withheld, until 117 the district presents evidence to the department of 118 elementary and secondary education that the district is no 119 longer in violation of this section. 120 161.856. 1. This section shall be known and may be 1 cited as the "Sunlight in Learning Act". 2 2. The department of elementary and secondary 3 education shall ensure that the following information is 4 displayed on each school and charter school…
of any or all of the following incidents: 66 (a) Physical assaults occurringof any or all of the following incidents: 66 (a) Physical assaults occurring
and 71 (f) Crimes, including misdemeanors, committed by 72 teachers or other school or school district employees, 73 SB 115 15 whether such offenses were committed on or off the campus of 74 a school; 75 (9) The right to object to the instructional materials 76 and other materials used in their child's classroom based on 77 the parent's beliefs that such materials are inappropriate 78 for whatever reason and to be assured that such 79 objectionable materials are not taught to the parent's child. 80 3. Any person who is denied one or more of the rights 81 identified in subsection 2 of this section may bring a civil 82 action in any court of competent jurisdiction for injunctive 83 relief. 84…and 72 (f) Crimes, including misdemeanors, committed by 73 teachers or other school or school district employees, 74 whether such offenses were committed on or off the campus of 75 a school; 76 (9) The right to object to the instructional materials 77 and other materials used in their child's classroom based on 78 the parent's beliefs that such materials are inappropriate 79 SB 770 15 for whatever reason and to be assured that such 80 objectionable materials are not taught to the parent's child. 81 3. Any person who is denied one or more of the rights 82 identified in subsection 2 of this section may bring a civil 83 action in any court of competent jurisdiction for injunctive 84 relief. 85…