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5/8/2012 - Missouri House votes to defund women's institute at UMSL:
Democratic Representative Sara Lampe and Republic Representative Dave Schatz had some heated debate on the measure to defund the Sue Shear Institute.
5/8/2012 - The Missouri House passed an child care measure as an amendment to a Senate Militia bill.:
Springfield Democratic Representative Sara Lampe was a school teacher, and she supported the measure.
5/3/2012 - The House passed a bill changing the standards for firing teachers.:
Springfield Democratic Representative Sara Lampe supports the bill and says if anyone knows anything about teaching, they know experience matters. 
5/18/2012 - As lawmakers head home many issues facing Missouri are left unresolved:
Lawmakers also turned a blind eye to raising the state's cigarette tax and authorizing a sales tax on Internet sales. The top House Democrat on the budget committee, Rep. Sara Lampe, D-Springfield, said term limits and campaign promises led to the inability to increase revenue.
5/15/2012 - Legislators hand cell phone users a victory:
Springfield Democrat Rep. Sara Lampe warned that the bill could open the door
5/10/2012 - State budget sent to governor's desk a day early:
The top House Democrat on the budget committee, Rep. Sara Lampe, D-Springfield, said she was glad the cuts were reversed, but said the current funding trends could not continue.
5/1/2012 - Republicans remain divided on budget as they began talks:
House budget negotiators are planning to hold firm on the program's elimination and Rep. Sara Lampe, D-Springfield, said she was removed from the conference committee because she would not agree to keep the cut to the blind. Lampe is a House negotiator on every other part of the budget.
4/4/2012 - State legislators voice concerns over disability rights:
Democratic Representative Sara Lampe spoke to the crowd about her bill supporting anti-bullying in schools aimed at students with disabilities.
4/11/2012 - Missouri school funding system inherently unfair:
"It will help negate the negative effect of what will happen if we don't do it," said a supporter of the fix, Rep. Sara Lampe, D-Springfield.
3/8/2012 - Missouri package bill would change school funding, teacher tenure:
“This bill touches every school throughout the state," Rep. Sara Lampe, D-Springfield, said. "If you want to fix what you say you want to fix it needs to be specific to those districts.”
3/5/2012 - Rush Limbaugh to be inducted into Hall of Famous Missourians:
Rep. Sara Lampe, D-Springfield said Limbaugh's induction "cheapens the entire Hall."
3/21/2012 - Missouri House still waiting to deal with unaccredited schools:
Rep. Sara Lampe, D-Springfield, said the state has an obligation to provide adequate and equitable funding for all school districts and if action is not taken, some school districts will be winners and others will be losers.
3/20/2012 - House approves Missouri's $24 billion budget. :
Rep. Sara Lampe, D-Springfield, said this budget reflected a choice between higher education and social services programs caused by a reluctance to raise taxes.
3/1/2012 - Missouri's House reverses cuts to colleges with money from the blind. :
"Clearly there is no money," said Rep. Sara Lampe, D-Springfield.
2/8/2012 - Missouri House Committee adopts charter school accountability bill:
However, Rep. Sara Lampe, D-Springfield said she was concerned that private management companies, like the group that operated the now-closed St. Louis charter schools, would take state money away from students.
2/6/2012 - Missouri House takes steps to equalize school funding:
Thomson said he wants to avoid a drastic change in funding which could result from the department dropping the adequacy target to compensate for inadequate funding. The technical changes to the formula are difficult to understand, Thomson said, but it's not necessary to understand them to vote on the issue. Rep. Sara Lampe, D-Springfield, said she voted in favor based on how the change would influence the funding her district receives.
2/22/2012 - Missouri House Committee adopts education package bill:
Rep. Sara Lampe, D-Springfield, and other members of the committee expressed concern that including multiple important issues in one bill could end up killing the entire bill.
1/23/2012 - Government money may go to private schools:
But Springfield Democratic Representative Sara Lampe, who is a former school teacher, criticizes the bill.
1/23/2012 - State funding for religious institutions proposed in Missouri Senate:
A former schoolteacher, Rep. Sara Lampe, D-Springfield, said she is concerned the change could weaken the already underfunded public school system. 
1/17/2012 - Public universities hit hardest by governor's budget. :
A top Democrat on the House Budget Committee Rep. Sara Lampe, D-Springfield, said she was concerned about the universities. Lampe said she did not know how the colleges would be able to survive such a cut without raising tuition.
- Missouri Government News for the Week of May 14, 2012:
Springfield Democrat Rep. Sara Lampe warned that the bill could open the door for profit-making, out-of-state charter school companies to undercut the financial base of a local district that ran into accreditation problems.
- Missouri Government News for the Week of May 7, 2012:
The top House Democrat on the budget committee, Rep. Sara Lampe, D-Springfield, said she was glad the cuts were reversed, but said the current funding trends could not continue.
- Missouri Government News for the Week of April 30, 2012:
Rep. Sara Lampe, D-Springfield, said bullies should be helped and educated in addition to punishments.
- Missouri Government News for the Week of March 26, 2012:
Rep. Sara Lampe, D-Springfield, said this budget reflected a choice between higher education and social services programs caused by a reluctance to raise taxes.
- Missouri Government News for the Week of March 19, 2012:
Rep. Sara Lampe, D-Springfield, said this budget reflected a choice between higher education and social services programs caused by a reluctance to raise taxes.
- Missouri Government News for the Week of January 23, 2012:
A top Democrat on the House Budget Committee Rep. Sara Lampe, D-Springfield, said she was concerned about the universities. Lampe said she did not know how the colleges would be able to survive such a cut without raising tuition.
- Missouri Government News for the Week of January 16, 2012:
A top Democrat on the House Budget Committee Rep. Sara Lampe, D-Springfield, said she was concerned about the universities. Lampe said she did not know how the colleges would be able to survive such a cut without raising tuition.
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