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MO SB1109

Bill

Status

Introduced

2/29/2016

Primary Sponsor

Daniel Hegeman

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Origin

Senate

2016 Regular Session

AI Summary

  • School districts cannot be penalized under the Missouri School Improvement Program if career and technical education graduates are not placed in related occupations within six months of graduating

  • Department of Elementary and Secondary Education must award additional points to districts that partner with career centers, high schools, and businesses to create pathways for students to enroll in CTE programs, complete internships/apprenticeships in their final year, and obtain industry certifications

  • School districts are authorized to partner with area career centers, comprehensive high schools, industry, and business to develop student career pathways

  • Districts may use technical coursework and skills assessments developed for industry-recognized certificates and credentials when establishing CTE offerings

  • Student scores from nationally recognized workplace employability skills examinations must count toward college and career readiness standards under the Missouri School Improvement Program

Legislative Description

Allows each school district may rely on technical course work and skills assessments developed for industry-recognized certificates and credentials when establishing career and technical education offerings

Last Action

Second Read and Referred S Education Committee

3/3/2016

Committee Referrals

Education3/3/2016

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