§ 170.005 Eye protection required, when
§ 170.007 Industrial quality eye protective devices defined
§ 170.009 Instructions and recommendations for eye protection to be prepared by boards
§ 170.011 Courses in the constitutions, American history and Missouri government, ..
§ 170.012 Graduate teaching assistants communication in English language requirements ..
§ 170.013 Missouri higher education civics achievement examination, required when — ..
§ 170.014 Reading instruction act — reading programs established, essential components
§ 170.015 Human sexuality and sexually transmitted diseases, instruction in, ..
§ 170.017 Agriculture or career and technical course may be substituted for certain ..
§ 170.018 Computer science, academic credit for math, science, or practical arts — ..
§ 170.020 Social and emotional health education, voluntary pilot project
§ 170.028 Industry certifications, professional licenses, and occupational competency ..
§ 170.029 Career and technical education (CTE) plan — CTE certificates, minimum ..
§ 170.031 Physiology texts to contain chapter on dental hygiene — penalty
§ 170.036 Computer science education task force, members, mission — summary — task ..
§ 170.037 Adoption of service-learning programs and projects encouraged — state board ..
§ 170.041 Physical education supplies and equipment — certain districts may raise ..
§ 170.045 Trauma-informed developmentally appropriate sexual abuse training, ..
§ 170.046 School-based nonviolent conflict resolution program materials — ..
§ 170.047 Youth suicide awareness and prevention, training for educators — guidelines ..
§ 170.048 Youth suicide awareness and prevention policy, requirements — model policy, ..
§ 170.049 Veterans Day observance in schools
§ 170.051 Textbook defined — school board to provide free textbooks in public schools ..
§ 170.057 Incidental fund moneys may be used for books, supplies and educational ..
§ 170.121 Publisher to designate secretary of state as agent for service of process
§ 170.132 Preference given to educational materials available in Braille or ..
§ 170.135 Captioning of electronic video instructional materials — definitions — ..
§ 170.171 Board member accepting bribe — penalty
§ 170.201 Boards may accept gifts for libraries — investment (seven-director districts)
§ 170.211 Public library — powers of board in urban districts
§ 170.221 Art gallery and museum — powers of board in urban districts
§ 170.225 Rules, procedure
§ 170.231 Inspection by the public of instructional material, research and ..
§ 170.260 Motivated students program, requirements
§ 170.300 Phonics instruction pilot project
§ 170.305 Supplemental educational services, equipment and educational materials not ..
§ 170.307 Mental health awareness training and instruction required — rules
§ 170.310 Cardiopulmonary resuscitation instruction and training, grades nine through ..
§ 170.311 Organ, eye, and tissue donation, instruction on, when — students may opt ..
§ 170.312 Safe place for newborns act, instruction on, requirements
§ 170.315 Active shooter and intruder response training for schools program ..
§ 170.340 Books of religious nature may be used, when
§ 170.341 Hebrew Scriptures and the Bible, offering of elective social studies ..
§ 170.345 Missouri civics education initiative — examination required — waiver, when
§ 170.350 Constitution Project of the Missouri Supreme Court, participation in, effect of
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  • Devise: To gift property by will.
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  • Partnership: A voluntary contract between two or more persons to pool some or all of their assets into a business, with the agreement that there will be a proportional sharing of profits and losses.
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