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John L. Moore

Bills in the 2013 Regular Session, House.

All of John L. Moore's terms

Sponsored

Became law2

  • House Bill 369

    Mississippi Charter Schools Act of 2013; create.

  • House Bill 975

    Districts under conservator; provide for special election in certain to fill vacancies on school board.

Passed the House6

  • House Bill 24

    Teacher and administrator licensure; clarify grounds for denial and reinstatement procedures.

  • House Bill 137

    Cooperatives; provide for the incorporation of.

  • House Bill 450

    School district financial procedures; clarify distribution of funds and time of payment of employee salaries and wages.

  • House Bill 636

    Certified academic language therapy; include in category of individuals eligible for annual salary supplement.

  • House Bill 637

    Financial literacy curriculum; require State Board of Education to revise grades for which offered.

  • House Bill 890

    Education Works: Mississippi Literacy-Based Promotion Act/performance-based pay; create.

Out of committee7

  • House Bill 55

    Elected school boards; elect all members at time of presidential election.

  • House Bill 207

    National board certified school employees; remove requirement that annual salary supplement be subject to legislative appropriation.

  • House Bill 415

    Education Enhancement Fund; authorize SDE to use portion of allocation for purchase of certain technology projects.

  • House Bill 449

    School district superintendents; require all to be appointed beginning in 2016.

  • House Bill 519

    Tax levy to support school districts; authorize levying authority to veto school board request for increase up to seven percent.

  • House Bill 639

    School choice; establish opportunity scholarships and open enrollment for public school students.

  • House Bill 906

    Opportunity Scholarship Program; create for low income students to attend nonpublic schools.

In committee30

  • House Bill 25

    School term; reduces number of days in scholastic year to 170.

  • House Bill 26

    School nurses; authorize to administer auto-injectable epinephrine to students.

  • House Bill 27

    Assistant teachers; require school districts to notify of nonreemployment within 15 days after adoption of budget.

  • House Bill 53

    School superintendents; revise minimum qualification of for purpose of being employed as.

  • House Bill 54

    Teacher Classroom and Disciplinary Control Act; create.

  • House Bill 208

    County school board members; require to declare party affiliation and be elected by a majority vote.

  • House Bill 271

    Capital murder; provide death penalty for murder of two or more persons.

  • House Bill 304

    Capital murder; apply to multiple murders.

  • House Bill 322

    Teachers; extend years for annual incremental increases from 35 to 40 years.

  • House Bill 360

    Driver's license; allow a licensee to not list his physical home address on.

  • House Bill 389

    Textbooks; authorize flexibility in use of alternative electronic forms of.

  • House Bill 445

    MAEP; clarify to remove strict interpretation of MDE to request full funding of MAEP at budget hearing.

  • House Bill 471

    School board members; increase qualifications of to be eligible for selection as.

  • House Bill 505

    Emergency medical personnel; revise requirements for training and certification programs for.

  • House Bill 520

    Rape; death penalty for conviction if victim is age 13 or under.

  • House Bill 556

    Crimes; revise penalties for fraudulent use of identity of another.

  • House Bill 575

    MAEP; bring forward sections relating to for purpose of possible revisions.

  • House Bill 581

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

  • House Bill 634

    MAEP; increase amount pledged for security for State Aid Capitol Improvement Bonds to $195.00 per pupil.

  • House Bill 635

    Graduation requirements; require ACT to serve as high school exit exam in lieu of subject area tests.

  • House Bill 645

    Medicaid; recipients shall be subject to random drug tests for eligibility to continue receiving benefits.

  • House Bill 646

    Income tax; authorize deduction for private school tuition, expenses for home schooled students and certain public school expenses.

  • House Bill 647

    School revenue; provide levying authority with veto power relating to request for increase in tax measure for.

  • House Bill 648

    Eligibility of children in certain licensed residential facilities to receive federal education funds; provide.

  • House Bill 711

    Mississippi judicial system; prohibit from using international or Sharia law.

  • House Bill 887

    Student transfer; prohibit school boards in failing districts from denying to better performing district.

  • House Bill 888

    Student grades; enhance penalty imposed on school districts for individuals who influence falsification of.

  • House Bill 889

    School personnel; prohibit engaging in political activity while in performance of official duties.

  • House Bill 1011

    School textbook fund; clarify purposes for which funds may be used.

  • House Bill 1598

    Appropriation; Department of Education for certain school districts for support of digital interactive learning pilot programs.

Co-sponsored

Became law · 25
Passed the House · 6
  • House Bill 788

    Post-conviction relief; revise time limitation.

  • House Bill 939

    Eligibility of children in certain licensed residential facilities to receive federal education funds; provide.

  • House Bill 955

    Reading Proficiency Program; establish in public schools to achieve grade level reading by end of 3rd grade.

  • House Bill 958

    Concealed firearms on school premises; require local school board to adopt policy authorizing certain school employees to carry.

  • House Bill 1066

    Mississippi Tort Claims Act; revise to include volunteer fire departments when performing governmental activities.

  • House Bill 1112

    Schoolchildren's Religious Liberties Act; create.

Out of committee · 2
  • House Bill 625

    Firearm Protection Act; enact.

  • House Bill 945

    Occupational diploma; revise manner of issuance to increase employment opportunities for students with special needs.

In committee · 10
  • House Bill 166

    School superintendents; revise minimum qualifications for elected and appointed.

  • House Bill 197

    Election polling places; specify persons who may be present.

  • House Bill 778

    Firearms; declare that are not subject to federal law or regulation if manufactured and contained within Mississippi.

  • House Bill 843

    Mississippi Health Care Freedom of Choice Act; create.

  • House Bill 1067

    Public funds; prohibit use of to pay cost of drugs used for treatment of sexual or erectile dysfunction.

  • House Bill 1087

    Gun buy-back programs; prohibit.

  • House Bill 1317

    Parole; require offender serve at least 1/3 of sentence and that commissioner recommend parole before offender is eligible for.

  • House Bill 1333

    Mississippi judicial system; prohibit from using international or Sharia law.

  • House Bill 1616

    Bonds; authorize issuance to provide funds for improvements to certain portion of Mississippi Highway 25 in City of Flowood.

  • House Bill 1684

    Bonds; authorize for Phase II of construction of a new headquarters building for the Department of Public Safety.