JEFFERSON CITY — State Sen. Cindy O’Laughlin, R-Shelbina, discusses Missouri’s Fiscal Year 2020 operating budget; Senate Bill 73, legislation that seeks to require each local school district and charter school to have on file a policy for reading intervention plans for any pupils of the district and charter schools in grades kindergarten through four; Senate Concurrent Resolution 14, which would pay for bridge repair; and Senate Bill 16, a measure that would create the Fast-Track Workforce Incentive Grant.
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O’Laughlin-Podcast-042519 (4:23) Q: that next week.
- Senator O’Laughlin says Missouri’s Fiscal Year 2020 operating budget currently stands at $29.75 billion.
O’Laughlin-1-042519 (:31) Q: go from there. - Senator O’Laughlin adds it’s important for students to be reading at grade level no later than the fourth grade.
O’Laughlin-2-042519 (:22) Q: floor next week. - Senator O’Laughlin also says transportation funding may be settled with the next budget.
O’Laughlin-3-042519 (:25) Q: for Missouri’s taxpayers. - Senator O’Laughlin says the transportation plan focuses on Missouri’s bridges.
O’Laughlin-4-042519 (:31) Q: solution for that.