Committee Education Author Lee Yancey Session 2023 Session Latest Action On March 31, the House adopted the conference report for HB 1390. The bill is awaiting the Governor’s signature. Explanation of the Bill The current version of HB 1390 would extend the repealer on the school board requirement to adopt a sex education policy until…
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Sunflower County Consolidated School District Early Learning Collaborative The Sunflower County Consolidated School District Early Learning Collaborative has four sites: AW James Elementary School, Rosser Early Childhood, Indianola Head Start, and Ruleville Head Start. It has served 1,067 four-year-olds since its founding in 2014. Number of Classrooms in ELC 7 Students Served in 2022-2023 147…
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Rankin County Early Learning Collaborative The Rankin County Early Learning Collaborative has thirteen sites: Flowood Elementary School, Highland Bluff Elementary School, Northshore Elementary School, Northwest Rankin Elementary School, Oakdale Elementary School, Rouse Elementary School, Steen’s Creek Elementary School, McCall Head Start, and St. James Head Start. It has served 160 four-year-olds since its founding in…
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Noxubee County Early Learning Collaborative The Noxubee County Early Learning Collaborative has two sites: Earl Nash Elementary School and Noxubee Head Start Center. It has served 100 four-year-olds since its founding in 2022. Number of Classrooms in ELC 5 Students Served in 2022-2023 100 Number of Sites in ELC 2 “The early learning collaboratives become…
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Scott County/Friends of Children Early Learning Collaborative The Scott County/Friends of Children Early Learning Collaborative has six sites: Lake Elementary School, Scott Central Attendance Center, Sebastopol Attendance Center, Morton Elementary School, Forest Head Start Center, and Midway Head Start Center. It has served 200 four-year-olds since its founding in 2022. Number of Classrooms in ELC…
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Committee Judiciary B Author Nicole Boyd Session 2023 Session Latest Action On March 28, the Senate and the House each voted to adopt the conference report for SB 2346. The conference report removes entirely the provision regarding sweeping restrictions on digital content offered by public schools and public libraries. These restrictions are now addressed solely…
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