
Annelise Hanshaw
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Reporter at Missouri Independent
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6 days ago |
fultonsun.com | Annelise Hanshaw
A decade of work by lawmakers and activists culminated earlier this month with the legislature sending a bill to Missouri Gov. Mike Kehoe expanding extracurricular opportunities for homeschooled students. The legislation, which has been filed every year in Missouri since 2014, will require public schools to allow homeschooled students in the area to try out for sports teams and other activities beginning in August. Throughout much of the bill's history, it couldn't even get a committee hearing.
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6 days ago |
columbiamissourian.com | Annelise Hanshaw |Zoe Naylor
By Annelise Hanshaw, The Missouri Independent,Zoe Naylor A decade of work by lawmakers and activists culminated earlier this month with the legislature sending a bill to Missouri Gov. Mike Kehoe expanding extracurricular opportunities for homeschool students. The legislation, which has been filed every year in Missouri since 2014, will require public schools to allow homeschooled students in the area to try out for sports teams and other activities beginning in August.
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1 week ago |
audacy.com | Annelise Hanshaw
A decade of work by lawmakers and activists culminated earlier this month with the legislature sending a bill to Missouri Gov. Mike Kehoe expanding extracurricular opportunities for homeschool students. The legislation, which has been filed every year in Missouri since 2014, will require public schools to allow homeschooled students in the area to try out for sports teams and other activities beginning in August. Throughout much of the bill's history, it couldn't even get a committee hearing.
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1 week ago |
missouriindependent.com | Annelise Hanshaw
A decade of work by lawmakers and activists culminated earlier this month with the legislature sending a bill to Missouri Gov. Mike Kehoe expanding extracurricular opportunities for homeschool students. The legislation, which has been filed every year in Missouri since 2014, will require public schools to allow homeschooled students in the area to try out for sports teams and other activities beginning in August. Throughout much of the bill’s history, it couldn’t even get a committee hearing.
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1 week ago |
sedaliademocrat.com | Annelise Hanshaw
Posted 5/28/25Missouri parents may soon have a better understanding of whether their child is performing at or above grade level on the state’s standardized test under a sweeping education bill …This item is available in full to subscribers.
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