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2023 Legislative Bill Tracker
AMSD tracks, throughout the session, education-related
bills of significant impact to the AMSD membership
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House BillsSenate Bills
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Omnibus Education Bills
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2497YouakimHouse Education Finance Omnibus Bill2684KuneshSenate Education Finance Omnibus Bill
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1311CwodzinskiSenate Education Policy Bill
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2RichardsonProviding for paid family and medical leave8KuneshProviding supplemental aid for transportation, nutrition, English learners, and special education
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5JordanProviding for school lunch and breakfast for all students20KuneshAppropriating money for full-service community schools
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8BergEstablishing student support personnel aid21Oumou VerbetenIncreasing funding for English learner programming; adding English learner cross subsidy aid
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18WolgamottFully funding school district special education services28WestlinFully funding school district special education services
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20GreenmanUnemployment insurance; modifying wage credits and providing reimbursement32McKewenUnemployment insurance; modifying wage credits and providing reimbursement
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21VangAppropriating money for full-service community schools.
50CwodzinskiRequiring school districts to provide access to menstrual products for students; increasing operating capital aid to fund school district purchases of menstrual products
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22HerIncreasing funding for English learner programming; adding English learner cross subsidy aid56HoffmanStudent support personnel aid establishment and appropriation
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44FeistRequiring school districts to provide access to menstrual products for students; increasing operating capital aid to fund school district purchases of menstrual products69MannDismissal prohibition of students in kindergarten through grade 3
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58RichardsonDismissal of students in kindergarten through grade 3 prohibited104KuneshSchool observance requirement of Indigenous Peoples' Day and Christopher Columbus Day elimination as state Holiday
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112PryorPhysical education standards review delayed.163MorrisonDigital well-being education and training promotion for the health, mental well-being, and learning of all Minnesota students
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211KeelerIndigenous Peoples' Day school observance required, and Indigenous Peoples' Day established as state holiday and Christopher Columbus Day eliminated as state holiday.183Maye QuadeNonexclusionary discipline provision
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242KreshaFundamental right to quality public education for all children provided, and constitutional amendment proposed.
205PrattProfessional Educator Licensing and Standards Board's rulemaking authority removal
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271EdelsonEducation; nonexclusionary discipline provided.
206PortEqual access provision to school athletic teams and facilities
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320HassanTeachers of Color Act strengthened, percentage of teachers of color and American Indian teacher in Minnesota increased, world's best workforce requirements amended322HoffmanSchool health services modification to allow for the use of private clinical nursing services
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340YouakimSupplemental aid provided for transportation, nutrition, English learners, and special education366BoldonMalicious and sadistic conduct involving race, gender, religion, sexual harassment, sexual orientation and sexual exploitation prohibition
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345HusseinEducational outcome and accountability improvement pilot program established437Maye QuadeSchool lunch and breakfast for all students establishment.
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347HowardLead testing and remediation requirements in schools modified438Maye QuadeAffirmative consent instruction in schools requirement
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258McDonaldCamp Courage recreation facility funding provided448GustafsonGeneral education basic formula allowance increase by five percent per year for fiscal years 2024 and 2025 authorization; future formula increases linkage to the rate of inflation establishment.
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362MollerComprehensive school mental health services lead positions established.449GustafsonComprehensive school mental health services lead positions establishment and appropriation.
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368HansonMalicious and sadistic conduct involving race, gender, religion, sexual harassment, sexual orientation and sexual exploitation prohibited.
476MitchellClimate justice instruction for school districts and charter schools requirement.
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381KozlowskiIncrease Teachers of Color Act in higher education strengthened, pilot scholarship program for aspiring teachers of color made permanent, special revenue fund account established, teacher shortage loan repayment program provisions modified.502WestlinPaid orientation for paraprofessionals requirement and training appropriation.
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439NorrisGeneral education basic formula allowance increased by five percent per year for fiscal years 2024 and 2025, future formula increases linked to the rate of inflation.579Maye QuadeLead testing and remediation requirements in schools modification and appropriation.
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456Perez-VegaExpansion of voluntary prekindergarten and school readiness plus program made permanent.584KuneshAmerican Indian mascots and logos use prohibition.
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465NoorSchool health services modified to allow for use of private clinical nursing services, use of functional behavioral assessment modified, and students allowed to participate in alternative delivery of specialized instructional services programs.585ColemanShort-call substitute teacher requirements modifications.
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535FrazierSchool board authorized to renew expiring referendum.613CwodzinskiSchool board renewal of an expired referendum authorization.
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543HarderSpecial education formulas modified, special access cost levy at cooperative units authorized, special education tuition billing limited, and money appropriated.615KuneshVoluntary prekindergarten and school readiness plus program permanent expansion and appropriation.
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549ScottParental curriculum review and consent for sexual education curriculum requirements modified.618CwodzinskiCivics course as a graduation requirement establishment
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550ScottAnnual curriculum audit required.619KuneshTeachers of Color Act modification and appropriation.
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551ScottFemale sports team participation restricted to female sex.620KuneshPilot program to improve educational outcomes and accountability establishment and appropriation.
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562EdelsonDue process special education aid created for school districts, and money appropriated.635KuneshAmerican Indian regalia or objects of cultural significance at graduation ceremonies permission.
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613HansonHigh school students allowed to earn elective credits through employment with health care providers.662KuneshCommissioner of education requirement to develop a model program for sexual health education.
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620YouakimParaprofessional paid orientation required.665KuneshExtended time revenue expansion to all students placed at residential treatment facilities providing mental health or juvenile justice services.
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629EdelsonSchools required to use approved literacy curriculum, literacy specialists required, report required, and money appropriated.666LatzFunding increase for the community education revenue program.
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651HassanPersonal finance class required for high school graduation.680CwodzinskiTeacher preparation time provisions modification.
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652HassanTeacher shortage reporting requirements modified.681HoffmanReasonable accommodations requirement for parents of children with disabilities.
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683EdelsonCommunity education revenue program funding increased, and money appropriated.722DuckworthAnnual curriculum audit requirement.
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741FeistEducation; literacy data reporting required.866WestlinFuture increases in local optional revenue linkage to the growth in the general education basic formula allowance.
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748KeelerAmerican Indian regalia or objects of cultural significance allowed at graduation ceremonies.901CwodzinskiPersonal finance class for graduation from high school requirement.
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795YouakimExtended time revenue expanded to all students placed at residential treatment facilities providing mental health or juvenile justice services.920GustafsonDue process for school districts establishment and appropriation.
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827KeelerTeacher preparation time provisions modified.1080HauschildCareer and technical revenue increase
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877HillTransportation sparsity revenue percent updated.1257ColemanEvidence-based literacy instruction requirement.
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879YouakimLocal optional revenue increased, future increases in local optional revenue liked to the growth in general education basic formula allowance, and money appropriated.1273Maye QuadeThe Read Act
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1058ClardyAlternative teacher preparation program grant eligibility modified, and money appropriated.1275DuckworthFAFSA or state financial aid application high school students completion requirement; Office of Higher Education and Department of Education commissioners establishment of a FAFSA working group requirement.
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1082Sencer-MuraEducation finance; career and technical revenue increased, and money appropriated.1285GustafsonTeacher shortage reporting requirements modification.
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1271YouakimOperating referendum program equalization aid increased, property tax levies decreased, and money appropriated.1311CwodzinskiEducation provisions modifications.
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1348TabkeEmployee health insurance provided, minimum starting salary for nonlicensed school personnel increased, paid orientation and professional development for paraprofessionals provided, and money appropriated.1318MannSchool employee health insurance authorization; nonlicensed school personnel minimum starting salary increase; paid orientation and professional development for paraprofessionals authorization; appropriating money.
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1360ClardySafe schools revenue increased, state aid provided, revenue uses expanded to include cyber security measures, and money appropriated.1330KupecLong-term facilities maintenance revenue program cost remodel and appropriation.
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1396Hemmingsen-JaegerEqualization aid increased for debt service equalization program, property tax levies decreased, and money appropriated.1414GustafsonHours of instruction requirements and e-learning requirements modification.
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1457Hemmingsen-JaegerEqualization aid increased for debt service equalization program, property tax levies decreased, and money appropriated.1468MorrisonMental health screening requirement for students.
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1502Sencer-MuraEthnic studies requirement created, Ethnic Studies Working Group created, rulemaking authorized, report required, and money appropriated.1473GustafsonBarriers removal to teacher licensure.
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1547FeistCompensatory revenue modified, revenue uses changed, best practices encouraged, percentage of compensatory revenue that must stay at each school site increased, report on eliminating paper forms required, and money appropriated.1476KuneshEthnic studies requirement establishment; Ethnic Studies Working Group establishment; appropriating money.
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1582BergGrants to recruit school nurses established, eligibility for loan forgiveness expanded to include school nurses, report required, and money appropriated.1477KuneshTiered licensure provisions modifications.
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1589BennettSpecial education teacher pipeline program established, report required, and money appropriated.1564DorninkSpecial education teacher pipeline program establishment and appropriation.
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1599PfarrOnline personal finance class required for high school graduation.1601HoffmanOperating referendum program equalization aid increase; property tax levies decrease; appropriating money.
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1628JordanPupil transportation services for homeless students fully funded, special education aid modified, and money appropriated.1606BoldonSchool nurses recruitment grants establishment; school nurses loan forgiveness eligibility expansion; appropriating money.
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1773ClardyIndexing of English learner programs revenue to basic education revenue required, microcredentials of teachers and administrators of English learners established, rulemaking authorized, and money appropriated.1641CwodzinskiChanges to teacher licensure and teacher preparation programs.
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1774ClardyExtended time revenue modified, graduation incentives program expanded to include all English learners with interrupted formal education, and postsecondary enrollment in summer courses allowed.1717KuneshComprehensive services provision to a school identifies as in need of comprehensive support under the Every Student Succeeds Act.
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1797KreshaState funding provided to fully fund state share of special education services, and money appropriated.1742PappasAdministrative changes to the statutes governing the retirement plans administered by the Public Employees Retirement Association.
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1806ClardyAssessment of school readiness required for children entering kindergarten.1777Oumou VerbetenPilot program establishment for a teacher residency grant.
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1807HassanComprehensive services provided to schools identified as in need of comprehensive support under Every Student Succeeds Act, and money appropriated.1850FatehBlack students educational outcomes improvement.
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1175YouakimMedical assistance coverage modified for special education school social work services.1028FrentzMedical assistance coverage modified for special education school social work services.
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476DanielsCharter school admission lotteries modified.1881KuneshGeneral education basic formula allowance increase; class size reduction money direction; appropriating money.
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827KeelerTeacher preparation time provisions modified.1884Oumou VerbetenSafe schools revenue increase; state aid authorization; revenue use expansion to include cybersecurity measures authorization; appropriating money.
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1348TabkeEmployee health insurance provided, minimum starting salary for nonlicensed school personnel increased, paid orientation and professional development for paraprofessionals provided, and money appropriated.1905KuneshAmerican Indian education for all students establishment and appropriation.
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1881SmithIncome tax provisions modified, and addition required for deemed capital gains on assets of a decedent.1906KuneshEnglish learner programs revenue to basic education revenue indexing requirement; teachers and administrators of English learners microcredentials establishment; appropriating money.
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1905HudsonLocal enforcement of federal vaccine passports prohibited, and civil cause of action created.1913KuneshEducation extended time revenue modification; graduation incentives program expansion to include all English learners with and interrupted formal education authorization; postsecondary enrollment in summer courses authorization.
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2291PintoPrekindergarten through grade 12 provisions modified including general education accountability and transparency, education excellence, American Indian education, charter schools, discipline, teachers, special education, and early learning; and reports required.1925Maye QuadeLiteracy data reporting requirement.
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2297KraftSchool districts and charter schools required to provide climate justice instruction, and report required.1938FrentzTeacher retirement provisions modifications.
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2398AcombSchools required to maintain supply of opiate antagonists, provisions modified for opiate antagonist administration in schools, and money appropriated.1863RarickState funding provision to fully fund the state share of special education services.
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2497YouakimPrekindergarten through grade 12 education funding provided; general education, education excellence, teacher, special education, facilities, nutrition, libraries, early childhood, community education, and state agencies provisions modified; reports required; and money appropriated.1981Champion"Erin's Law" personal safety instruction requirement.
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2535ClardyGrants to aspiring educators provided, endowment established, and money appropriated.2241PutnamBlack Men Teach Twin Cities program grant authorization and appropriation
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2536HassanAccess to driver education programs for low-income students expanded, driver education work group established, report required, and money appropriated.2289Maye QuadePrekindergarten, School Readiness, Preschool and Early Education programs licensure requirement establishment
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2565PintoEarly childhood programs provided, and money appropriated.2358GustafsonSchool districts granting secondary credit for postsecondary courses outside the school year requirement; appropriating money
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2588NoorSchool district required to grant secondary credit for postsecondary courses outside school year, and money appropriated.2442CwodzinskiHolocaust and genocide education requirement in social studies curriculum for middle and high school students
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2619StephensonGeneral education basic formula allowance increased, money directed to class size reduction, and money appropriated.2444MorrisonSchools requirement to maintain a supply of opiate antagonists
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2500HoffmanHigh school students permission to earn elective credits through employment with certain health care providers
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2512MannPupil withdrawl agreements defining and reporting requirements
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2575KupecGrants provision to aspiring educators
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2580HoffmanSchool building improvements including new windows and doors appropriation
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2581HoffmanTesting of school building door and locks requirement and appropriation
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2673BoldonRequirements establishment for hospitals to screen patients for eligibility for health coverage or assistance
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2683KuneshEarly childhood programs provision
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3162PappasTeacher retirement provisions
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3274DuckworthReading instruction based on the science of reading requirement; reading reset account establishment; student and staff safety measures inclusion in each school districts long-term facilities maintenance school facility plan; school security grants creation; appropriating money.
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