Legislative Tracker

To keep the public up-to-date with current legislation, we update the tracker regularly throughout the session.

What are our priorities?

Mississippi First is dedicated to championing transformative policy solutions, ensuring educational excellence for every Mississippi child. Our legislative priorities for the 2026 session are early education, teachers and leaders, and public charter schools.

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House Bill 1944 / Expansion of Children’s Promise Act

Alive

HB 1944 increases and restructures the Children’s Promise Act tax credit program, raising the total cap from $18 million to $24 million beginning in 2027 and creating a new $6 million set-aside for special purpose schools.

Senate Bill 2235 / Juvenile Arrest Reporting

Dead

Requires law enforcement to notify school districts upon the arrest of a juvenile for felony offenses.

Senate Bill 2515 / Right of First Refusal Charter Schools

Dead

Requires charter schools to exercise their first right of refusal within 12 months when a school district offers to sell or lease a building.