Fabian Nelson

Mississippi has made progress in recent years—but when it comes to investing in our teachers, we are still playing catch-up. At the heart of every successful school is a qualified, committed teacher. Yet for too long, Mississippi has asked educators to carry one of the most important responsibilities in our society while paying them less than their peers in many other states. That gap has real consequences—not just for teachers, but for our students, our workforce, and our fu

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HB 999 Modular home; revise definition as used under the Uniform Standards Code for Factory-Built Homes Law I voted YES on this measure....

On Tuesday, February 4, committees faced a key deadline to report general bills and constitutional amendments, though no floor action...