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John L. Moore

Bills in the 2014 Regular Session, House.

All of John L. Moore's terms

Sponsored

Became law5

  • House Bill 71

    Payment of teacher salaries; standard contract shall fix monthly installment.

  • House Bill 72

    School buses; require school districts to have identifying signage placed upon all buses.

  • House Bill 454

    State Dept. of Education; remove from certain State Personnel Board procedures for two years.

  • House Bill 455

    New Start School Program; repeal.

  • House Bill 504

    Teacher salaries; provide for increase.

Passed the House8

  • House Bill 77

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

  • House Bill 439

    Erin's Law Awareness; authorize inclusion of as a component of required comprehensive school district safety plan.

  • House Bill 440

    Professional school counselors; revise manner of reference and duties and responsibilities of.

  • House Bill 446

    Education provision; revise and clarify certain relating to hours of instruction; student records, student enrollment, dual enrollment and textbooks.

  • House Bill 450

    Annual salary supplements; limit receipt of to only one per individual without regard to number of national certifications held.

  • House Bill 452

    Accreditation of schools; revise manner by which certain schools are assigned a grade designation.

  • House Bill 767

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

  • House Bill 1412

    Teacher Education Alternate Route Certification Scholars Program; establish.

Out of committee5

  • House Bill 78

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

  • House Bill 438

    Teacher licensure; revise eligibility for receipt of licensure through the nontraditional teaching route.

  • House Bill 502

    MS Achievement School District; establish to oversee the administration of certain failing schools with an "F" rating for three consecutive years.

  • House Bill 766

    Tax credit; provide to eligible individuals who acquire and renovate surplus school property for economic development purposes.

  • House Bill 930

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

In committee34

  • House Bill 73

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

  • House Bill 74

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

  • House Bill 75

    School term; reduces number of days in scholastic year to 175.

  • House Bill 76

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

  • House Bill 79

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

  • House Bill 80

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

  • House Bill 81

    Teacher Classroom and Disciplinary Control Act; create.

  • House Bill 82

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

  • House Bill 83

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

  • House Bill 89

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

  • House Bill 90

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

  • House Bill 91

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

  • House Bill 92

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

  • House Bill 93

    Capital murder; apply to multiple murders.

  • House Bill 94

    County school board members; require to declare party affiliation.

  • House Bill 445

    School start date; bring forward sections relating to.

  • House Bill 447

    Agricultural high schools; transfer Coahoma AHS and Hinds AHS to appropriate county school district.

  • House Bill 448

    Dropout Prevention; authorize the State Dept. of Education to establish pilot programs to reduce rate of dropout.

  • House Bill 449

    Dyslexia Therapy Scholarship Program; revise certain defined terms and prescribe credentials for individuals authorized to evaluate students.

  • House Bill 451

    Failing school districts; authorize SBE to place in administrative receivership for purpose of allowing successful districts to manage and operate.

  • House Bill 503

    Assistant Teachers; bring forward provision providing for salary of.

  • House Bill 557

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

  • House Bill 592

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

  • House Bill 686

    Regulation of knives; prohibit political subdivisions from enacting local rules relating to.

  • House Bill 826

    Kindergarten-age children; require compulsory school attendance for all.

  • House Bill 827

    Adequate Education Program; revise full funding requirement.

  • House Bill 828

    Scholastic year; establish as August 1 - July 31 for all school districts.

  • House Bill 830

    Chinese language pilot program; establish within the State Department of Education for implementation in certain school district.

  • House Bill 838

    School boards; elect all at presidential election for four-year terms.

  • House Bill 839

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

  • House Bill 897

    Knives; prohibit certain regulation and taxing of.

  • House Bill 1019

    Weapons; prohibit public housing authorities from restricting lawful possession by residents.

  • House Bill 1270

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

  • House Bill 1583

    Rankin County; authorize purchase of electronic speed detection equipment to be utilized by sheriff.

Co-sponsored

Became law · 28
Passed the House · 3
  • House Bill 63

    Earned time allowances; prohibit certain inmates from obtaining.

  • House Bill 485

    Gun buy-back programs; prohibit.

  • House Bill 528

    School buses; repeal law requiring to be driven less than certain speeds.

Out of committee · 1
In committee · 8
  • House Bill 61

    Crimes; clarify that burglary is a violent crime.

  • House Bill 62

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

  • House Bill 64

    School property; authorize district superintendents to select certain employees to carry concealed weapons on campus.

  • House Bill 261

    Habitual offender; no plea bargaining for violent offenders.

  • House Bill 263

    Real property owners; revise standard of care owed to guests and invitees.

  • House Bill 467

    Firearm Protection Act; enact.

  • House Bill 850

    MS Dept. of Transportation; terminate local HELP agreements and clarify capacity enhancement project authority.

  • House Bill 1521

    Appropriation; Department of Public Safety for Highway Patrol trooper training class.