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Omeria Scott

Bills in the 2021 Regular Session, House.

All of Omeria Scott's terms

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  • House Bill 876

    Mental health; require DMH to convert unused IDD beds to be used for alcohol and drug use services.

  • House Bill 878

    MS Teachers' Salaries Task Force; create to recommend how state can pay teachers at southeastern average.

  • House Bill 890

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

  • House Bill 891

    Mississippi Comprehensive Teen Pregnancy Prevention Act; create.

  • House Bill 892

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

  • House Bill 893

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

  • House Bill 921

    "2021 Mississippi Youthbuild Pilot Program Act"; create with programs at Coahoma and Jones County Community Colleges.

  • House Bill 958

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

  • House Bill 959

    Misdemeanor expunction; remove age restriction.

  • House Bill 960

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

  • House Bill 961

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

  • House Bill 962

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

  • House Bill 963

    Economically Distressed Municipalities Development Act; create.

  • House Bill 964

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

  • House Bill 965

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

  • House Bill 966

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

  • House Bill 970

    Appropriations; Department of Employment Security for funding Summer Youth Employment Programs.

  • House Bill 971

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

  • House Bill 979

    Appropriation; employment security for funding summer youth employment programs.

  • House Bill 980

    Summer Youth Training Employment Program; authorize school districts to establish.

  • House Bill 981

    Assistant Teacher Salary Waiver Grant Program; establish to authorize agreements between assistant teachers and school districts for cost of teacher preparation program.

  • House Bill 982

    Elections; require to be conducted by paper ballot or with optical mark reading equipment.

  • House Bill 983

    Same day voter registration; authorize.

  • House Bill 984

    Marijuana possession; provide civil penalty for.

  • House Bill 986

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

  • House Bill 987

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

  • House Bill 988

    Assistant teachers; provide annual salary supplement in C, D and F school districts.

  • House Bill 990

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

  • House Bill 1020

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

  • House Bill 1021

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

  • House Bill 1022

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

  • House Bill 1023

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

  • House Bill 1024

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

  • House Bill 1025

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

  • House Bill 1026

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

  • House Bill 1027

    School attendance; require for children unable to score a 21 or higher on the ACT until the child reaches 18 years of age.

  • House Bill 1064

    Counties and municipalities; authorize establishment of summer youth work programs.

  • House Bill 1071

    School curriculum; require teaching of certain high school subjects in "C", "D" and "F" rated districts.

  • House Bill 1072

    Teacher salaries; authorize supplement for teachers in critical shortage subject areas in D and F districts.

  • House Bill 1073

    Community and junior colleges; waive all tuition and costs for graduates of Mississippi high schools.

  • House Bill 1074

    State employees; provide for pay raise based on the amount of their annual salaries.

  • House Bill 1082

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

  • House Bill 1083

    Felony expunction; revise age to obtain to conform to revisions.

  • House Bill 1084

    Online voter registration; authorize for first-time registrants.

  • House Bill 1085

    Medicaid; provide coverage for community-based home-visitation and pregnancy support services.

  • House Bill 1086

    Medicaid; provide coverage for substance abuse and mental health services for pregnant and postpartum women.

  • House Bill 1087

    Medicaid; provide continued eligibility for eligible women for up to 12 months postpartum.

  • House Bill 1088

    Department of Corrections; increase per diem rate paid to regionals for housing of state offenders.

  • House Bill 1089

    Medicaid; covered family planning services shall include coverage for long-acting reversible contraception (LARC) methods.

  • House Bill 1092

    Medicaid; increase reimbursement rate for preventative dental services for 3 fiscal years.

  • House Bill 1094

    Medicaid; provide same services to children with ADHD as those provided to children with autism.

  • House Bill 1217

    "Ban-the-Box Act"; create to prohibit public employers from using criminal history as a bar to employment.

  • House Bill 1218

    Mississippi Fair Housing Act; create.

  • House Bill 1219

    DHS; develop process to ensure that subgrantees reflect the demographic makeup of the eligible population for the grants.

  • House Bill 1220

    IHL; continue annual deposits into Ayers Settlement Fund for 10 years and end reductions to Ayers Endowment Trust.

  • House Bill 1308

    CON; authorize for nursing home in Jones County.

  • House Bill 1448

    Appropriation; employment security for funding summer youth employment programs.

  • House Bill 1470

    Suffrage; restore to James Clarence McCray of Jones County.

  • House Bill 1474

    Suffrage; restore to Edna Barnett of Jones County.

Co-sponsored

Became law · 1
  • House Bill 1

    State flag; shall be the design recommended by the Commission to Redesign the State Flag and approved in the November 2020 election.

Passed the House · 1
  • House Bill 68

    Appropriation; additional to DFA for purchases of new state flags for state buildings and offices.

In committee · 1
  • House Bill 1341

    Appropriation; Department of Mental Health for additional funding for community health centers to expand outpatient services for former inmates.