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MO HB295
Bill
Status
1/23/2013
Primary Sponsor
Bryan Spencer
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AI Summary
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Repeals section 163.410, which previously excused school districts from professional development spending requirements during fiscal years 2011-2013 when state funding fell below certain thresholds.
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Repeals the requirement in section 160.530(1) that school districts allocate one percent of state aid received under section 163.031 to professional development committees, with 75% of those funds spent in the same fiscal year.
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Removes the penalty in section 163.021(4) that denied state aid to districts failing to comply with professional development spending requirements.
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Maintains the $18 million annual statewide professional development funding distributed by the commissioner of education for critical learning needs and the $2 million "Success Leads to Success" grant program for recognizing and sharing best teaching practices.
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Retains all other school funding eligibility requirements including minimum attendance hours, operating levy requirements, and financial record-keeping standards.
Legislative Description
Repeals the requirement that school districts spend one percent of their formula funding on professional development
Last Action
Public Hearing Completed (H)
4/24/2013