MSTA Action – April 3, 2020
DESE discusses potential economic impact of COVID-19 On March 27, Deputy Commissioner, Finance and Administrative Services Roger Dorson sent a memo to school districts regarding attendance reporting, calendar and PDC spending. One section of the memo spoke [...]
Changes to student teaching and special education during COVID-19 closures
MSTA staff attorneys Kyle Farmer and Scott Smith address changes to student teaching and special education during COVID-19 closures. Transcript […]
Staying the Course in the Midst of Uncertainty
Dr. Deana Layton talked with Dr. Sharon Sevier with the Missouri School Counselors Association about reducing stress during times of uncertainty. FREE Online Course: Stress Reduction, Mindfulness, Self-Care and more Register: www.123wellness.org In response to [...]
Alternative methods of instruction with Nicole Nowlin
MSTA member Nicole Nowlin shares tips for using alternative methods of instruction while schools are closed.
MSTA Action – March 20, 2020
Missouri House has limited session this week, passing supplemental budget The House Budget Committee met on Sunday afternoon to work late into the night on the fiscal year 2021 state budget, with plans to pass next year’s budget on the House floor this week. Those [...]
COVID-19 federal law update
Updated: April 2, 2020 Lay of the Land Pre COVID-19 Generally speaking, federal law does not require employers to provide it’s employees with paid sick and vacation days. For qualifying individuals, we do have up [...]
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