Lt. Governor Delbert Hosemann made it clear at the start of the session that he does not intend to engage in petty partisan politics, pledging

Reverse RepealerA repealer is a provision included in a statute that sets a date on which that law is repealed, or ceases to be in

Conference CommitteeWhen the House of Representatives and the Senate fail to agree on any portion of a piece of legislation, conference can be invited by

The first week of the 2020 Legislative Session is in the books! Philip Gunn was sworn in for a third term as Speaker of the

Ready for a fresh start? The 2020 Legislative Session convenes at noon today with a new Legislature and new leadership. With that comes new opportunities –

Yesterday, the Board of Trustees for Mississippi’s Public Employees Retirement System made the final ruling on a policy change allowing state retirees to serve in

We at The Parents’ Campaign join with all Mississippians in mourning the passing and celebrating the legacy of former House Speaker Billy McCoy, a true

We asked for CHANGE in this election, and we think you’ll be surprised at how well you delivered. Despite some bitter disappointments, there are some

Remember how you felt that day last March? Legislators told us they were with us. Most agreed: more money for teacher pay; no more money for

Teachers can and should be involved in political activities! Mississippi’s Attorney General has issued a number of opinions stating that “school employees may voluntarily participate

Do they think they can pull one over on us that easily? We saw it coming back in March. And we told you about it

Public schools could see full funding in the near future! But only if you demand it when you cast your vote on November 5. Remember

THANK YOU for showing up at the polls and casting your votes for candidates who support public schools! On Tuesday, seven more incumbent legislators lost

Today is a watershed moment for our public schools. We need your vote! A strong turnout of public education voters is THE KEY to winning

If we want our legislators to cast votes that are in line with our priorities and values, we must let them know what our priorities

A bill must go through a lengthy process in order to become a law. Step 1. The bill is first introduced in the House or

Ad Valorem Tax ReductionA portion of a school district’s budget is made up of local ad valorem tax dollars (property taxes). This is often referred to