Missouri HB3238 modifies provisions for elementary and secondary education, focusing on special education due process hearings and conflict of.
Missouri HB3238 modifies provisions for elementary and secondary education, particularly focusing on special education due process hearings and conflict of interest disclosures. The bill mandates that the burden of proof in due process hearings for students with disabilities lies with the school district. It also requires school boards to publicly disclose potential conflicts of interest, excluding certain types of payments. Additionally, the bill prohibits school districts from retaining attorneys or law firms that employ or contract with school district members or employees.
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