Mississippi 2024 Regular Session

Mississippi House Bill HB1922

Introduced

3/21/24

Refer

3/21/24

Failed

3/27/24

Caption

Appropriations; Lincolon County School District for Agriculture Certification testing for students.

Impact

The appropriation outlined in HB1922 is expected to positively impact educational quality in Lincoln County by providing essential resources for agriculture education. This funding will facilitate the certification testing process, ensuring that students meet industry standards and have the credentials necessary to enter the workforce or pursue higher education in agricultural fields. The bill represents a significant investment in local education, emphasizing the importance of agriculture as a vital component of the regional economy and workforce development.

Summary

House Bill 1922 is a legislative proposal that seeks to allocate funding for agriculture certification testing for students enrolled in agricultural programs within the Lincoln County School District. The bill proposes an appropriation of $100,000 from the state's Capital Expense Fund for the fiscal year 2025, intending to support the educational needs of students in the district who are pursuing careers in agriculture. This initiative aims to enhance the skill set of students by providing them with the necessary certification that can be beneficial for their future prospects in the agricultural sector.

Contention

As with many education funding bills, there may be points of contention regarding the allocation of state resources. Advocates for agricultural education may argue strongly in favor of the bill, citing its necessity for the district's students and the broader importance of supporting agricultural programs. However, there could be dissent regarding the distribution of funds and the prioritization of agriculture over other subjects. Stakeholders may debate whether adequate consideration is given to the diverse educational needs of all students within the district, potentially leading to discussions about the balance of funding across different educational programs.

Latest MS HB1922 Activity

View All Events: MS 2024 Regular Session HB1922

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

MS HB225

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

MS HB1595

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

MS HB195

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

MS HB176

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

MS HB1856

Appropriation; Holmes County Consolidated School District for construction of a new high school.

MS HB267

Appropriation; Holmes County Consolidated School District for construction of a new high school.

MS HB1757

Establishes procedures for school districts to test for gifted students

MS SF1269

Minnesota agricultural water quality certification program credit for certain acres establishment and appropriation

MS HB1433

The "Flexible and Rightful Education Enrollment (FREE) Act;" establish for students in "D" and "F" schools and districts.

MS HB1619

Agricultural vocation instruction; clarify contract and compensation provision for those who teach in districts with an extended school year calendar.

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