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Richard Bennett

Bills in the 2020 Regular Session, House.

All of Richard Bennett's terms

Sponsored

Became law5

  • House Bill 1

    Appropriation; Department of Education for additional funding for teachers' salaries.

  • House Bill 667

    Public special purpose schools; clarify provision related to administrative and licensed instructional personnel of.

  • House Bill 669

    Tate County School Board; require to consolidate system of high schools by closing Coldwater High School.

  • House Bill 676

    State and School Health Insurance Management Board; authorize State Agency executive heads to designate to serve in his or her capacity.

  • House Bill 1792

    Appropriation; "Equity in Distance Learning Fund" for purpose of providing distance learning to public K-12 students.

Passed the House7

  • House Bill 666

    Gifted education; require school districts to provide for students in Grades 7 and 8.

  • House Bill 672

    State Department of Education; permit to receive various contributions from public or private donors.

  • House Bill 888

    Student club funds; clarify use and accounting practices by school districts.

  • House Bill 1165

    Computer science curriculum; require State Department of Education to implement in K-12 public schools.

  • House Bill 1255

    National board certification annual salary supplement; remove cap on number of nurses and speech-language pathologists eligible for.

  • House Bill 1786

    "Technology Instruction and Digital Access to Learning (TIDAL) Act"; create to establish digital learning programs for K-12 education and provide grants for electronic devices used in instruction.

  • House Bill 1804

    Appropriation; "Equity in Distance Learning Fund" for purpose of providing distance learning to public K-12 students.

In committee18

  • House Bill 662

    Vocational education; clarify references throughout state law and proper terminology as "career and technical education".

  • House Bill 663

    Kindergarten-age children; require mandatory attendance under compulsory-school attendance laws.

  • House Bill 664

    MAEP; determine cost of using Average Daily Membership (ADM) in lieu of ADA with 95% threshold attendance trigger.

  • House Bill 665

    No child Left Behind Act; remove obsolete references to in state statute.

  • House Bill 668

    Teacher licensure; revise certain provisions relating to teacher education programs and disciplinary matters.

  • House Bill 670

    Licensed school employees and administrators; suspend license for one year for breach of contract or abandonment of employment.

  • House Bill 671

    Mississippi Telephone Solicitation Act; add "political calls" as prohibited under the act.

  • House Bill 673

    Group health insurance; allow local governing authorities to pay employees' benefits for dependents.

  • House Bill 674

    Institutions for the aged or infirm; allow electronic monitoring of residents room.

  • House Bill 675

    Newborn screening program; include spinal muscular atrophy (SMA) in those conditions covered in.

  • House Bill 677

    Indecent assault; create crime of.

  • House Bill 678

    Civil actions; provide that property and casualty insurers have burden of proof for exclusions in "all perils" coverage policy.

  • House Bill 1109

    Gaming; Declare certain map as official map indicating geographic area on MS Coast eligible for licensed gaming under state law.

  • House Bill 1110

    Educator misconduct; clarify provision pertaining to inappropriate sexual activity with students.

  • House Bill 1115

    Attorney General; exempt personnel actions form State Personnel Board.

  • House Bill 1164

    Attorney General; revise the salary limitations of certain attorneys employed by.

  • House Bill 1254

    Driver education program; require DPS to accept in lieu of department administering examination.

  • House Bill 1506

    Sixteenth section funds; authorize school districts to use earned interest from once it becomes current on loans borrowed from trust funds.

Co-sponsored

Became law · 14
Passed the House · 2
  • House Bill 757

    School mobile panic button program; require Department of Education to develop and implement in K-12 public schools.

  • House Bill 837

    Health insurance policies; require certain to provide infertility coverage and establish pilot program in State Health Plan.

In committee · 1
  • House Bill 759

    Appropriation; Department of Education for developing a school mobile panic button program for K-12 schools.