Proposed Regulations

To revise Miss. Admin. Code 7 – 4: Part 4: Licensure Guidelines K-12 to establish a supplemental endorsement and licensure criteria for Advanced Placement Computer Science A (Licensure Endorsement Code 612)

To revise Miss. Admin. Code 7-24: Mississippi Public School Accountability Standards, 2024 specifically the business rules of the Mississippi Statewide Accountability System, Section 4, Participation Rates, Section 6, Growth, Section 9, Acceleration, Section 10, Banking Scores: End-of-course, subject area assessments taken before 10th grade, Section 16, Students with Disabilities, Section 18, Invalid Test Scores, Section 22, Schools without Tested Subjects or Grades, Section 23, State and Other Special Schools, Section 25, College and Career-Readiness Indicator, Section 26, Senior Snapshot, and Section 27, Other

The administrative code is being revised to transition from the term Disabled Child Living at Home (DCLH) to Katie Beckett group to be more identifiable for parents and to convey the severity of medical need associated with this COE. The DCLH category of eligibility (COE), which is better known as the Katie Beckett group, allows children who meet certain medical criteria to qualify for Medicaid when their parents’ income exceeds the limit for other categories

The administrative code is being revised to transition from the term Disabled Child Living at Home (DCLH) to Katie Beckett group to be more identifiable for parents and to convey the severity of medical need associated with this COE. The DCLH category of eligibility (COE), which is better known as the Katie Beckett group, allows children who meet certain medical criteria to qualify for Medicaid when their parents’ income exceeds the limit for other categories

The administrative code is being revised to transition from the term Disabled Child Living at Home (DCLH) to Katie Beckett group to be more identifiable for parents and to convey the severity of medical need associated with this COE. The DCLH category of eligibility (COE), which is better known as the Katie Beckett group, allows children who meet certain medical criteria to qualify for Medicaid when their parents’ income exceeds the limit for other categories

The administrative code is being revised to transition from the term Disabled Child Living at Home (DCLH) to Katie Beckett group to be more identifiable for parents and to convey the severity of medical need associated with this COE. The DCLH category of eligibility (COE), which is better known as the Katie Beckett group, allows children who meet certain medical criteria to qualify for Medicaid when their parents’ income exceeds the limit for other categories

The administrative code is being revised to transition from the term Disabled Child Living at Home (DCLH) to Katie Beckett group to be more identifiable for parents and to convey the severity of medical need associated with this COE. The DCLH category of eligibility (COE), which is better known as the Katie Beckett group, allows children who meet certain medical criteria to qualify for Medicaid when their parents’ income exceeds the limit for other categories

Updated State Employee Handbook

The administrative code is being revised to transition from the term Disabled Child Living at Home (DCLH) to Katie Beckett group to be more identifiable for parents and to convey the severity of medical need associated with this COE. The DCLH category of eligibility (COE), which is better known as the Katie Beckett group, allows children who meet certain medical criteria to qualify for Medicaid when their parents’ income exceeds the limit for other categories

To revise Miss. Admin. Code 7 – 4: Part 4: Licensure Guidelines K-12 to establish a supplemental endorsement and licensure criteria for Advanced Placement Computer Science A (Licensure Endorsement Code 612)

To establish a qualifying score for the revised versions of certain Praxis Subject Assessments: Early Childhood Education: Foundational Knowledge and Content (Test Code 5534); Family and Consumer Sciences (5123); and Social Studies (5581) as recommended by the Ad Hoc Committee of the Commission on Teacher and Administrator Education, Certification and Licensure and Development and approval to establish a qualifying score for Praxis Subject Assessment: Japanese: World Language (Test Code 5661) and add Japanese: World Language (Licensure Endorsement Code TBD) to the list of approved supplemental endorsements that may be added to a valid three (3) year internship license or valid five (5) year standard license by obtaining a passing score on the appropriate Praxis Subject Assessment; and update the test code associated with the Foundations of Reading Assessment to change from test code 190 to test code 890 with no changes to the test content, and no change to the current Mississippi Board of Education’s required passing score

To revise Miss. Admin. Code 7-24: Mississippi Public School Accountability Standards, 2024 specifically the business rules of the Mississippi Statewide Accountability System, Section 4, Participation Rates, Section 6, Growth, Section 9, Acceleration, Section 10, Banking Scores: End-of-course, subject area assessments taken before 10th grade, Section 16, Students with Disabilities, Section 18, Invalid Test Scores, Section 22, Schools without Tested Subjects or Grades, Section 23, State and Other Special Schools, Section 25, College and Career-Readiness Indicator, Section 26, Senior Snapshot, and Section 27, Other

The administrative code is being revised to transition from the term Disabled Child Living at Home (DCLH) to Katie Beckett group to be more identifiable for parents and to convey the severity of medical need associated with this COE. The DCLH category of eligibility (COE), which is better known as the Katie Beckett group, allows children who meet certain medical criteria to qualify for Medicaid when their parents’ income exceeds the limit for other categories

The administrative code is being revised to transition from the term Disabled Child Living at Home (DCLH) to Katie Beckett group to be more identifiable for parents and to convey the severity of medical need associated with this COE. The DCLH category of eligibility (COE), which is better known as the Katie Beckett group, allows children who meet certain medical criteria to qualify for Medicaid when their parents’ income exceeds the limit for other categories

The administrative code is being revised to transition from the term Disabled Child Living at Home (DCLH) to Katie Beckett group to be more identifiable for parents and to convey the severity of medical need associated with this COE. The DCLH category of eligibility (COE), which is better known as the Katie Beckett group, allows children who meet certain medical criteria to qualify for Medicaid when their parents’ income exceeds the limit for other categories

The administrative code is being revised to transition from the term Disabled Child Living at Home (DCLH) to Katie Beckett group to be more identifiable for parents and to convey the severity of medical need associated with this COE. The DCLH category of eligibility (COE), which is better known as the Katie Beckett group, allows children who meet certain medical criteria to qualify for Medicaid when their parents’ income exceeds the limit for other categories

The administrative code is being revised to transition from the term Disabled Child Living at Home (DCLH) to Katie Beckett group to be more identifiable for parents and to convey the severity of medical need associated with this COE. The DCLH category of eligibility (COE), which is better known as the Katie Beckett group, allows children who meet certain medical criteria to qualify for Medicaid when their parents’ income exceeds the limit for other categories

The administrative code is being revised to transition from the term Disabled Child Living at Home (DCLH) to Katie Beckett group to be more identifiable for parents and to convey the severity of medical need associated with this COE. The DCLH category of eligibility (COE), which is better known as the Katie Beckett group, allows children who meet certain medical criteria to qualify for Medicaid when their parents’ income exceeds the limit for other categories

Revises the teacher contracts to remove references to the MS Adequate Education and replace with the MS School Funding Formula

This Administrative Code is being revised to correct a typographical error

This Administrative Code is being revised to correct a typographical error

Amending Part 23: Administrative Hearings

Amending Part 23: Administrative Hearings

Board established 2024, Rules required per APA, creation of rules consistent with statute

This administrative code filing is being submitted to clarify that medical supplies provided on a reoccurring basis may be shipped up to ten (10) days prior to the expected end of the current supply and to remove a reference to document submission for manual pricing of diapers and underpads

This administrative code is being filed to allow pharmacists to use the signature on file for shipped or delivered prescriptions

This Administrative Code is being revised to remove language regarding the payment for immunizations outside of the PPS rate, outdated language regarding limits per day and week of hemodialysis, rate freeze language, and references to dialysis services provided inside the home. This filing corresponds with SPA 24-0001 (eff. 01/01/2024) which removed references to Medicare regulations, removed references to in-home services, unfreezes reimbursement rates and made other edits required by the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS)

This Administrative Code is being revised to correspond with the 1915(c) Elderly and Disabled (E&ampD) Waiver Renewal Approved by CMS, effective July 1, 2023, and includes the following revisions: Updates to provider qualifications and requirements, updates to quality metrics to align as much as possible with all HCBS waivers, updates to reflect operation of the new 1915(b)(4) waiver, updates to case management service specifications and provider qualifications, add new medication management and environmental safety services, update language regarding the provision of services by family members and define legally responsible persons.

This Administrative Code is being revised to remove language regarding the payment for immunizations outside of the PPS rate, outdated language regarding limits per day and week of hemodialysis, rate freeze language, and references to dialysis services provided inside the home. This filing corresponds with SPA 24-0001 (eff. 01/01/2024) which removed references to Medicare regulations, removed references to in-home services, unfreezes reimbursement rates and made other edits required by the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS)

This Administrative Code is being revised to correspond with the 1915(c) Elderly and Disabled (E&ampD) Waiver Renewal Approved by CMS, effective July 1, 2023, and includes the following revisions: Updates to provider qualifications and requirements, updates to quality metrics to align as much as possible with all HCBS waivers, updates to reflect operation of the new 1915(b)(4) waiver, updates to case management service specifications and provider qualifications, add new medication management and environmental safety services, update language regarding the provision of services by family members and define legally responsible persons

This administrative code is being filed to allow pharmacists to use the signature on file for shipped or delivered prescriptions

This administrative code filing is being submitted to clarify that medical supplies provided on a reoccurring basis may be shipped up to ten (10) days prior to the expected end of the current supply and to remove a reference to document submission for manual pricing of diapers and underpads

To revise Mississippi Early Learning Guidelines for Classrooms Serving Three- and Four-Year-Old Children

Revises the teacher contracts to remove references to the MS Adequate Education and replace with the MS School Funding Formula (Withdraw System #27953)

Revises the teacher contracts to remove references to the MS Adequate Education and replace with the MS School Funding Formula

This is a withdrawal of an amendment to a regulation filed today as there was an error in the Form 1 and it needs to be corrected.

This is an amendment to a regulation regarding compounding which will allow an outsourcing pharmacy to supply compounded products to a pharmacy for dispensing if certain conditions are satisfied

To revise Mississippi Early Learning Guidelines for Classrooms Serving Three- and Four-Year-Old Children

Proposed revision of the section of the prescribing rules related to maintenance of patient medical records involving controlled substance prescriptions. The Board is updating the requirements listed in this rule to reflect updates in statutory requirements for maintenance of patient records and imaging, and for condensing regulations in related rule filings to point to a single chapter (Part 2635, Ch. 10) regarding maintenance of records

Proposed revision of the section of the prescribing rules related to maintenance of patient medical records. The Board is updating the requirements listed in this rule to reflect updates in statutory requirements for maintenance of patient records and imaging, and for condensing regulations in related rule filings to point to a single chapter (Part 2635, Ch. 10) regarding maintenance of records

Proposed revision of the section of the rules related to maintenance of patient medical records. The Board is updating the requirements listed in this rule to reflect updates in statutory requirements for maintenance of patient records and imaging, and for condensing regulations in related rule filings to point to this chapter regarding maintenance of records

Proposed revision of the section of the rules related to patient records of licensed acupuncturist. The Board is updating the requirements listed in this rule to reflect updates in statutory requirements for maintenance of patient records and imaging, and for condensing regulations in related filings to point to a single section (Part 2635, Ch. 10) regarding maintenance of records

Proposed revision of the section of the rules related to patient records of licensed acupuncturist. The Board is updating the requirements listed in this rule to reflect updates in statutory requirements for maintenance of patient records and imaging, and for condensing regulations in related filings to point to a single section (Part 2635, Ch. 10) regarding maintenance of records

Proposed revision of the section of the prescribing rules related to maintenance of patient medical records involving controlled substance prescriptions. The Board is updating the requirements listed in this rule to reflect updates in statutory requirements for maintenance of patient records and imaging, and for condensing regulations in related rule filings to point to a single chapter (Part 2635, Ch. 10) regarding maintenance of records

Proposed revision of the section of the rules related to maintenance of patient medical records. The Board is updating the requirements listed in this rule to reflect updates in statutory requirements for maintenance of patient records and imaging, and for condensing regulations in related rule filings to point to this chapter regarding maintenance of records

Proposed revision of the section of the rules related to maintenance of patient medical records. The Board is updating the requirements listed in this rule to reflect updates in statutory requirements for maintenance of patient records and imaging, and for condensing regulations to point to this chapter regarding maintenance of records in related rule filings

To repeal the Mississippi Early Learning Guidelines for Classrooms Serving Four-Year-Old Children

To repeal Mississippi Early Learning Guidelines for Classrooms Serving Three-Year-Olds