JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. — A plan that would usher in new limits on race-related school lessons won final approval in the Missouri Senate on Tuesday, but the debate in the upper chamber could return in the spring.
Several Republicans raised various objections to the measure, sponsored by Sen. Andrew Koenig, a Manchester Republican, before the vote, raising the possibility that the House could amend the plan and send it back to the upper chamber for further consideration.
In addition to the restrictions on racial lessons, the legislation would also create a portal where the public can access school curriculum, syllabi and other materials.
