Missouri § 162.208 - Internet websites, required postings.

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§ 162.208. Internet websites, required postings.

If any public school district hosts a district-sponsored internet website, that district shall post the following on such site:

(1)  A current version of that district's policy manual and all related documents; and

(2)  A current version of that district's handbook, or, if the district has more than one handbook, a current version of all of that district's handbooks.

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(L. 2004 S.B. 968 and S.B. 969 § 3 merged with S.B. 1020, et al. § 1)

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