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Bill Summary · HB 3305

Legislative bill overview

HB 3305 modifies provisions governing mental health efforts in public schools in Missouri. The bill has recently been introduced and is currently in early stages of the legislative process, having been read twice in the House. Specific details about what provisions are being modified are not yet publicly available in the bill's current form.

Why is this important

School-based mental health services affect millions of students and can influence how schools identify, support, and refer students experiencing psychological distress. Changes to these provisions could impact funding, staffing requirements, parental notification procedures, or the scope of mental health interventions available in schools.

Potential points of contention

  • Scope of school involvement in mental health: Disagreement over whether schools should expand mental health services or maintain narrower roles focused on academic support
  • Parental rights and notification: Questions about when and how parents are informed of mental health assessments or interventions involving their children
  • Resource allocation and funding: Concerns about whether modifications create unfunded mandates or redirect existing school budgets toward mental health initiatives

Compiled from official sources — confirm details with the bill’s official record.

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