HB179 | Missouri 2013 | Specifies that the State Board of Education and other public school entities must encourage students to explore scientific questions and assist teaching strengths and weakneses of scientific theories of biological or chemical evolution

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On March 6, 2013 in the House:

Executive Session Completed
HCS Voted Do Pass
HCS Reported Do Pass
Referred: Rules

On February 20, 2013 in the House:

Public Hearing Completed

On January 31, 2013 in the House:

Referred: Elementary and Secondary Education

On January 17, 2013 in the House:

Read Second Time

On January 16, 2013 in the House:

Introduced and Read First Time

MO - Representative Andrew Koenig (R)

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MO - Representative Charlie Davis (R)

MO - Representative David Wood (R)

MO - Representative Doug Funderburk (R)

MO - Representative Galen Higdon (R)

MO - Representative Joe Don McGaugh (R)

MO - Representative Kurt Bahr (R)

MO - Representative Paul Curtman (R)

MO - Representative Rick Brattin (R)

MO - Representative Scott Fitzpatrick (R)

MO - Representative Steve Cookson (R)

MO - Rules (House)

MO - Elementary and Secondary Education (House)

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Missouri HB179

Specifies that the State Board of Education and other public school entities must encourage students to explore scientific questions and assist teaching strengths and weakneses of scientific theories of biological or chemical evolution

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