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Gov. Kehoe Signs Education Bills on Substitutes, Cell Phones

COLE COUNTY, MISSOURI, JUL 8 – Governor Kehoe enacts nearly 40 laws addressing school safety, child protection, workforce development, and repealing paid sick leave and minimum wage hikes, impacting education and labor policies.

  • On Wednesday at the State Capitol, Governor Mike Kehoe signs 13 bills, part of nearly 40 scheduled for this week before the July 14 deadline.
  • Under Missouri's constitution, Governor Kehoe must sign nearly 40 bills by July 14 to enact laws passed earlier this year, fulfilling a legal deadline.
  • Kehoe signed 13 bills Wednesday, with nearly 40 scheduled by July 14, including measures on school safety and child protection.
  • Following the signings, Missouri's school cellphone ban will take effect in fall 2026, and the sick leave repeal starts August 28, altering policies for students and workers.
  • Beyond Missouri, a similar provision for public safety tuition support is included in another bill signed Wednesday, reflecting wider workforce development efforts.
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Missourinet broke the news in on Tuesday, July 8, 2025.
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