These identical bills require the Department of Health to work in conjunction with the Department of Children and Families and the Agency for Health Care Administration to maintain a website that provides information and links to pregnancy and parenting resources.

These similar bills require social media platforms to develop and implement protocols for user age verification, content moderation, and parental control settings. Social media platforms must provide resources, measures, and disclaimers and prohibit certain schools from requiring students to register, enroll, or participate in social media.

These identical bills increase and add criminal penalties for individuals who engage in sexually explicit online conversations with minors, and provide special protections for victims under 18 years of age. The bills also establish required guidelines and password filters for manufacturers of tablets and smartphones.

These identical bills require hospitals to administer congenital cytomegalovirus screenings on newborns admitted to the hospital under specific circumstances. Provides for Medicaid coverage for screening, management, treatment, and follow-up services.

These identical bills establish a mental health professional scholarship and loan forgiveness program within the Department of Health.

This bill requires law enforcement agencies to notify child care facilities of certain incidents at nearby schools.

This bill requires the Department of Education to establish a program to provide vouchers for child care services to children within a specified age range whose parents meet a specified income limitation.

This bill requires child care facilities to place video recording equipment in designated areas. The bill also requires child care facility personnel to receive and maintain first aid and CPR certification.

This bill revises provisions of the Voluntary Prekindergarten Education Program related to instructor requirements, screening and progress monitoring, instructional support, and administrative spending by early learning coalitions.

These identical bills revise the eligibility priorities for participation in the school readiness program.

These identical bills revise the required instructional hours in the Voluntary Prekindergarten Education Program to provide for an 8-hour program day in summer & school-year programs.

These similar bills revise positions related to tax credits for corporations providing or paying for child care; licensing standards for child care facilities; child care personnel; minimum standards; child care regulation; & large family child care homes.

These identical bills revise the methods used to determine the annual allocation for the school readiness program as well as the determination of parent co-payments for participants in the school readiness program.

These identical bills revise the definition of the term "economically disadvantaged" for purposes of the school readiness program.

These identical bills requires establishment and operations of a universal free school breakfast and lunch program for public school students.

These identical bills provide requirements for school districts regarding care coordination of a mental health and treatment support system for specified children.

This bill updates school personnel initial and continuing requirements and modifies how school districts may recruit, hire, manage, pay, and evaluate teachers.

This bill revises and removes requirements on school districts to allow for efficient administrative processes, enhancement of facilities management, and simplification of financial requirements.

This bill provides school districts additional authority related to prekindergarten programs, retention and graduation, assessments, school improvement, instructional materials, and reporting.

These similar bills require officers to be trained regarding individuals with autism spectrum disorder as a condition of employment.

This bill revises the age at which employment restrictions apply and removes certain employment restrictions for minors 16 & 17 years of age.

These similar bills revise provisions related to guardian and attorney ad litem access for dependent children, modifies out-of-home case plan requirements, and authorizes the Pathway to Prosperity program to provide grants to youth and young adults aging out of foster care.

These identical bills expand the types of reports that the Department of Children and Families must refer to Child Protective Teams.

This bill revises and creates requirements relating to dependent children including adoption services, access to confidential records, placement of children, and the Guardianship Assistance Program.

These similar bills revise requirements for contracts the Department of Children and Families has with community-based care lead agencies.

These similar bills require organizations that care for or supervise children to enact policies related to water safety.

This bill requires school districts to allow students in juvenile justice programs at least one opportunity to take a high school equivalency exam at no cost to the student.

These identical bills revise the criteria for the criminal record expunction process for juveniles.