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Omeria Scott

Bills in the 2019 Regular Session, House.

All of Omeria Scott's terms

Sponsored

Out of committee1

  • House Bill 964

    Post-conviction relief; authorize successive application when new state law would have adversely affected outcome.

In committee40

  • House Bill 9

    Department of Corrections; provide certain educational programs for adult offenders.

  • House Bill 10

    School attendance officers; require to visit home of certain children within 72 hours of unexcused absence.

  • House Bill 11

    Compulsory school attendance; require youth court petition after third unlawful absence and authorize community service for violations.

  • House Bill 12

    Eleventh Grade students; require to take GED or High School Equivalency Test for senior early release privilege eligibility.

  • House Bill 13

    SNAP and TANF recipients; require those unemployed to take Test of Adult Basic Education.

  • House Bill 14

    SNAP recipients; must take TABE exam and achieve certain scores before will be exempt from work requirements.

  • House Bill 16

    Home economics; require to be taught in "D" and "F" rated school districts.

  • House Bill 183

    Sales tax; exempt retail sales of certain electronic devices and school supplies during the last weekend in July.

  • House Bill 184

    Expunction; revise which offenses are eligible.

  • House Bill 185

    Health and human services agencies; require to prepare videos with certain information for benefit recipients and others.

  • House Bill 186

    Nursing education; unspent TANF funds shall be spent to pay expenses of persons enrolled as part of workforce training.

  • House Bill 187

    Elementary professional school counselors; allocate funds under Mississippi Adequate Education Program for.

  • House Bill 188

    Appropriation; Health Department to provide funding to federally qualified health centers.

  • House Bill 189

    CON; authorize for nursing home in Jones County.

  • House Bill 190

    School districts; require certain policies and alternative curriculum if accountability rating at three lowest levels.

  • House Bill 191

    Comprehensive School Health Education Program; include additional components in and require school nurse to teach.

  • House Bill 192

    Task force to address the disparity of African-American males in the judicial system; create.

  • House Bill 193

    Mississippi Comprehensive Teen Pregnancy Prevention Act; create.

  • House Bill 194

    TANF and Medicaid; require teenage recipients of to participate in programs about birth control, abstinence and parenting.

  • House Bill 195

    Appropriation; Recreational Facilities Activity Program Fund and administered by the State Department of Education.

  • House Bill 196

    Mathematics and science instruction; enhance through new programs in middle schools.

  • House Bill 197

    Socially and economically disadvantaged small business concerns; establish program to encourage participation in state contracts.

  • House Bill 198

    Nonviolent offenders; authorize reduction of sentences for passage of end-of-course subject area tests by the offenders.

  • House Bill 199

    Economically Distressed Municipalities Development Act; create.

  • House Bill 200

    Homework; require teachers to incorporate daily and weekly assignments into their curriculum.

  • House Bill 201

    Prekindergarten; require the State Department of Education to establish the "ABC Program" to provide.

  • House Bill 205

    Public assistance; require fathers of children receiving to participate in DHS Responsible Fatherhood Initiative program.

  • House Bill 442

    State Board of Education; require to develop curriculum and implement programs of conflict resolution.

  • House Bill 443

    School attendance; require for children who cannot score a 21 or higher on the ACT until the child reaches 18 years of age.

  • House Bill 965

    First grade enrollment; allow child who turns six on or before December 31 to start at beginning of that school year.

  • House Bill 1022

    Felony expungement; authorize for first time offenses.

  • House Bill 1023

    Felony expungement; revise age.

  • House Bill 1039

    Child support payments; require DHS recipients of to provide list of expenditures.

  • House Bill 1042

    Appropriations; Employment Security for funding Summer Youth Employment Programs.

  • House Bill 1058

    Appropriations; Employment Security for funding Summer Youth Employment Programs.

  • House Bill 1371

    Mississippi Medical Marijuana Act of 2019; create.

  • House Bill 1526

    Voting rights; restore upon satisfaction of all the sentencing requirements of a conviction.

  • House Bill 1680

    Bonds; authorize issuance to assist Town of Shubuta with improvements to Town Hall building.

  • House Bill 1687

    Bonds; authorize issuance for repair and renovation of former Southside High School in Heidelberg.

  • House Bill 1688

    Bonds; authorize issuance to assist National Oak Park Alumni Association with improvements to its Alumni House in Laurel.

Co-sponsored

Became law · 1
  • House Bill 1160

    Bonds; authorize issuance for construction of the Mississippi Center for Medically Fragile Children.

Passed the House · 1
  • House Bill 1563

    Bonds; authorize issuance for construction of the Center for STEM Education and Advancement.

In committee · 3
  • House Bill 656

    Mississippi Initiative on HBCUs; create to strengthen capacity of HBCUs to provide highest quality of education.

  • House Bill 834

    Right to vote; restore to people who committed nonviolent disqualifying crimes upon meeting certain requirements.

  • House Bill 1595

    Bonds; authorize issuance for improvements to the Jackson Public School District's Career Development Center.