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Omeria Scott

Bills in the 2025 Regular Session, House.

All of Omeria Scott's terms

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Passed the House1

  • House Bill 317

    Earned-discharge credits; authorize offenders on probation/parole to earn for participation in faith-based activities.

In committee116

  • House Bill 23

    Resolution board; revise time allowed to count certain absentee ballots.

  • House Bill 24

    Early voting; authorize.

  • House Bill 25

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

  • House Bill 26

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

  • House Bill 27

    Misdemeanors; revise age of expungement for.

  • House Bill 28

    Online voter registration; authorize for first-time registrants.

  • House Bill 29

    Mississippi Fair Housing Act; create.

  • House Bill 30

    Marijuana possession; provide civil penalty for.

  • House Bill 31

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

  • House Bill 32

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

  • House Bill 33

    Appropriation; employment security for funding summer youth employment programs.

  • House Bill 34

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

  • House Bill 35

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

  • House Bill 36

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

  • House Bill 52

    Sales tax; exempt on retail sales of certain electronic devices.

  • House Bill 53

    Delinquency of a minor; include causing a child to violate the Uniform Controlled Substances Law as.

  • House Bill 54

    Subsequent offense; revise how a first offense is calculated.

  • House Bill 55

    Medicaid; expand eligibility under federal Affordable Care Act and under CHIP.

  • House Bill 61

    Donald J. Trump Voting Rights Restoration Act; create.

  • House Bill 62

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

  • House Bill 166

    School districts; require to conduct mandatory parent meetings before start of each school year.

  • House Bill 167

    Public schools; require school boards to adopt policy on bell-to-bell cell phone prohibition.

  • House Bill 168

    Absentee voting; extend time allowed on Saturdays to 5:00 p.m.

  • House Bill 169

    Curbside voting; authorize for those voting in person absentee at registrar's office.

  • House Bill 194

    Reverse auctions; require state agencies to publish detailed specifications on.

  • House Bill 195

    School districts; require drug testing of students suspended for disciplinary infractions.

  • House Bill 213

    Appropriation; Employment Security for funding Summer Youth Employment Programs.

  • House Bill 249

    Donald J. Trump Early Voting Act; create.

  • House Bill 272

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

  • House Bill 273

    "2025 Mississippi Youthbuild Pilot Program Act"; create with programs at Coahoma and Jones County Community Colleges.

  • House Bill 274

    Assistant Teacher Salary Waiver Grant Program; create to help assistant teachers become licensed.

  • House Bill 275

    Same-day voter registration; authorize.

  • House Bill 276

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

  • House Bill 277

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

  • House Bill 278

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

  • House Bill 279

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

  • House Bill 280

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

  • House Bill 281

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

  • House Bill 282

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

  • House Bill 283

    Expungement; revise age for misdemeanor crimes for.

  • House Bill 284

    School districts; require certain policies and alternative curriculum for those with the three lowest accountability ratings.

  • House Bill 285

    CON; authorize for nursing home in Jones County.

  • House Bill 286

    Elementary professional school counselors; allocate funds under Mississippi Student Funding Formula for.

  • House Bill 303

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

  • House Bill 304

    Sales tax; exempt certain retail sales of electronic devices/educational software and sales of feminine hygiene products.

  • House Bill 305

    Prekindergarten; require State Department of Education to create the "ABC Program" to provide instruction via Internet.

  • House Bill 306

    "Health Careers Academy"; create for students in Grades 9 through 12.

  • House Bill 307

    "Dream Makers Program"; create as an after-school program for students in Grades 7 and 8.

  • House Bill 308

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

  • House Bill 309

    Health and human services agencies; require to prepare video with nutrition and healthy eating information for benefit recipients.

  • House Bill 310

    Hope Program; establish and develop system to re-enroll high school dropouts in programs leading to a high school diploma.

  • House Bill 311

    Mathematic and science instruction; enhance through new middle school programs.

  • House Bill 312

    Vision 2030: An Education Blueprint for Two Thousand Thirty; create.

  • House Bill 313

    College and Career Readiness Planning Program; create.

  • House Bill 314

    Children's Resource Commission; create to coordinate and streamline the state's efforts to provide services to children.

  • House Bill 315

    Children's services and programs; require all state agencies to provide information relating to such in a list to the Legislature.

  • House Bill 316

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

  • House Bill 318

    Patent confirmation process; fees and costs associated with shall not be more than amount for which the land was purchased.

  • House Bill 319

    Workers' compensation; revise amount allowed for disability or death cases.

  • House Bill 320

    Absentee ballots; authorize executive committees to process for primary elections.

  • House Bill 321

    Blank space on ballots; remove and provide supplementary ballot if a candidate is removed from race after ballots are printed.

  • House Bill 323

    "African-American Male Success Academy"; require the SDE to establish to cultivate diversity of social skills and academic success.

  • House Bill 348

    Appropriation; Department of Mental Health for increasing alcohol and drug rehabilitation beds and crisis intervention teams.

  • House Bill 349

    Appropriation; Department of Health for upgrades and improvements to infrastructure at county health departments.

  • House Bill 350

    Comprehensive sex education; require teaching of in Grades K-12.

  • House Bill 351

    Municipal election commissioners; revise appointments of.

  • House Bill 352

    Juneteenth National Independence Day; designate as a legal holiday in the State of Mississippi.

  • House Bill 353

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

  • House Bill 354

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

  • House Bill 355

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

  • House Bill 366

    STEM Pilot Program; require SDE to create in certain school districts for students in Grades 4-8.

  • House Bill 367

    Rural hospital transfer to major hospital; prescribe certain conditions on such transfer when doctor deems medically necessary.

  • House Bill 368

    School curriculum; require students to receive additional instruction in healthy living.

  • House Bill 369

    Motivating Parents and Children (M.P.A.C.) Pilot Program; establish within the State Department of Education.

  • House Bill 370

    Social workers; provide in schools having high incidences of crime and via video conferencing means.

  • House Bill 371

    Professional School Counselors Pilot Program; establish in certain school districts with high incidences of teen pregnancy.

  • House Bill 372

    Mississippi High School Dropout Prevention Act of 2025; create.

  • House Bill 373

    College and Career Readiness Planning Program; create for administration of pre-ACT assessments in public schools.

  • House Bill 374

    Early Commitment to College Program; establish in schools and districts assigned an "F" accountability rating.

  • House Bill 375

    Dropout Prevention and Student Re-engagement Act; create.

  • House Bill 376

    "Volunteer and Parents Incentive Program"; create under the State Department of Education.

  • House Bill 377

    "Mississippi Senior Cadets Program"; require State Department of Education to establish.

  • House Bill 378

    Mississippi Development Authority; require to conduct review of infrastructures in counties with high rates of poverty.

  • House Bill 379

    Children's Advocacy Commission; create to coordinate and streamline the state's efforts to provide services to children.

  • House Bill 380

    Healthcare Coordinating Council; reconstitute and require to make report on specific health goals for the state.

  • House Bill 381

    The Crown Act; create to include property sales.

  • House Bill 382

    Former Collegiate Athlete Scholarship Program; create to attract former athletes back to school for teaching degree.

  • House Bill 383

    DHS; direct to reinstate program of providing meals to older individuals in community setting.

  • House Bill 457

    African American Resident Physician Scholarship Program; establish.

  • House Bill 458

    MS Student Funding Formula; increase percentage of allotted weight attributable to low-income students for determining preliminary weighted enrollment.

  • House Bill 459

    CON; direct issuance for an existing ambulatory surgical facility in Canton, MS.

  • House Bill 460

    Assistant teachers; provide "C," "D" and "F" school districts with funding for additional positions.

  • House Bill 461

    Teacher salary supplement; provide to those with five or more years experience in successful districts willing to relocate to an "F" district.

  • House Bill 462

    School curriculum; require comprehensive MS History course for public school students in Grade 9.

  • House Bill 463

    School social workers and psychologists; authorize districts to employ and receive partial state reimbursement for salaries of.

  • House Bill 464

    "Mississippi Universal Prekindergarten Program Act of 2025"; create.

  • House Bill 465

    Mississippi Tele-emergency Services Grant Program; create.

  • House Bill 466

    Medicaid; expand eligibility to include individuals entitled to benefits under federal Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act.

  • House Bill 467

    Division of Medicaid; apply for waivers to eliminate waiting period for certain services.

  • House Bill 468

    Medicaid eligibility; provide coverage of the Program of All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly.

  • House Bill 469

    Medicaid; provide increased reimbursement rate for hospitals in counties with high unemployment and doctor shortage.

  • House Bill 470

    Specialty Doctors to Rural Hospitals Grant Program; establish and provide eligibility.

  • House Bill 471

    Legal holidays; designate June 19 as Juneteenth Freedom Day.

  • House Bill 472

    Municipal executive committee; revise procedure for filing vacancies of.

  • House Bill 515

    Voting rights; restore to people who have been released from incarceration.

  • House Bill 516

    Municipal executive committee; prohibit members of from campaigning for candidates on the municipal primary election ballot.

  • House Bill 517

    Driver's license; authorize issuance of hardship license to persons suspended for being out of compliance with order of support.

  • House Bill 518

    Marijuana; civil penalty for simple possession of 30 grams or less.

  • House Bill 519

    Highway privilege tax on buses and carriers of property; authorize distribution to cities and towns for roads and bridges.

  • House Bill 520

    Parolees who participate in faith-based or faith-based sponsored activities; authorize reduction of time spent on probation.

  • House Bill 521

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

  • House Bill 1594

    Motor vehicle ad valorem tax credit; bring forward sections of law relating to.

  • House Bill 1595

    School district; require drug testing of truant students in Grade 6-12.

  • House Bill 1596

    Tasers and stun guns; prohibit use of by law enforcement officers.

  • House Bill 1679

    Income tax; provide a credit for taxpayers who claim a federal income child tax credit.

  • House Bill 4009

    Suffrage; restore to Jerome Wyatt of Jones County.

Co-sponsored

Became law · 17
  • House Bill 17

    2025 First Extraordinary Session · Appropriation; Child Protection Services, Department of.

  • House Bill 18

    2025 First Extraordinary Session · Appropriation; Board of Cosmetology and Barbering.

  • House Bill 20

    2025 First Extraordinary Session · Appropriation; Human Services, Department of.

  • House Bill 21

    2025 First Extraordinary Session · Appropriation; Fire Academy.

  • House Bill 22

    2025 First Extraordinary Session · Appropriation; Insurance, Department of.

  • House Bill 23

    2025 First Extraordinary Session · Appropriation; Medicaid, Division of.

  • House Bill 24

    2025 First Extraordinary Session · Appropriation; Medical Licensure, Board of.

  • House Bill 25

    2025 First Extraordinary Session · Appropriation; Nursing, Board of.

  • House Bill 26

    2025 First Extraordinary Session · Appropriation; Optometry, Board of.

  • House Bill 27

    2025 First Extraordinary Session · Appropriation; Physical Therapy Board.

  • House Bill 28

    2025 First Extraordinary Session · Appropriation; Real Estate Commission.

  • House Bill 29

    2025 First Extraordinary Session · Appropriation; Rehabilitation Services, Department of.

  • House Bill 30

    2025 First Extraordinary Session · Appropriation; Social Workers and Marriage and Family Therapists, Board of Examiners for.

  • House Bill 44

    2025 First Extraordinary Session · Appropriation; Library Commission.

  • House Bill 1747

    Appropriation; Nursing Home Administrators, Board of.

  • House Bill 1751

    Appropriation; Psychology, Board of.

  • House Bill 1752

    Appropriation; Real Estate Appraiser Licensing Certification Board.

Vetoed · 1
  • House Bill 19

    2025 First Extraordinary Session · Appropriation; Health, Department of.

Passed the House · 14
In committee · 1
  • House Bill 1236

    Physical education curriculum; require full implementation in all K-12 schools.