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CECM signs on to protect great teachers
On Friday, March 15, 2013, an initiative petition that would ensure that a majority of Missouri’s educator evaluations are based on student growth and that personnel decisions would be based on those...CECM State Policy Director, Kate Casas, Responds to Lawsuit
Jefferson City, Mo. (May 3, 2013) – The Children’s Education Council of Missouri (CECM), one of the advocacy groups supporting the ballot initiative that would improve teacher evaluation systems and educational...Bill to expand virtual public schools heard in House Ed Committee
Virtual school expansion was the subject of a bill heard during the House Education Committee hearing on Wed., 3/6. If passed, House Bill 470, sponsored by Rep. Jay Barnes (R-Jefferson City), would allow...Senate Bill 125 moves out of committee with amendment
Senate Bill 125, sponsored by Sen. Jamilah Nasheed (D-St. Louis City), was heard and passed during Executive Session in the Senate Education Committee on Wednesday, 2/27. If passed, the bill would subject...Bill to strengthen evaluations, change tenure heard in House Ed
House Bill 631 was heard in the House Elementary and Secondary Education on Wednesday, 2/27. Sponsored by Rep. Kevin Elmer (R-Nixa), the bill seeks to accomplish several goals toward ensuring every child...Recent Posts
CECM signs on to protect great teachers
On Friday, March 15, 2013, an initiative petition that would ensure that a majority of Missouri’s educator evaluations...
CECM State Policy Director, Kate Casas, Responds to Lawsuit
Jefferson City, Mo. (May 3, 2013) – The Children’s Education Council of Missouri (CECM), one of the advocacy groups...
House Ed hears school governance bill
House Bill 50, sponsored by Rep. Mike Lair (R-Chillicothe), was heard in the House Education Committee on Wed., 3/13. The bill...
Bryce's Law moves out of House Ed committee
House Bill 458, also known as Bryce’s Law, passed out of the House Elementary and Secondary Education Committee on Wed.,...
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