HB3309

Missouri HB3309 establishes rules for student protest activities in public schools, prohibiting disruptions during instructional periods.

Missouri HB3309 sets guidelines for student protest activities in public schools, ensuring they do not disrupt instructional periods. Schools can enforce content-neutral policies for student expression, provided they are related to legitimate pedagogical concerns. Students cannot organize or participate in protests during school hours if they disrupt operations. Teachers facilitating walkouts face investigation and potential licensure revocation. Schools allowing protests risk losing attendance funding and face sanctions.