Minnesota HF1589 establishes a pilot program to increase access to advanced coursework in six school districts or charter schools.
Minnesota HF1589 establishes an academic acceleration pilot program to increase access to advanced coursework in six school districts or charter schools. The program requires automatic enrollment in advanced coursework for eligible students and allows districts to use grant funds for teacher training, textbooks, tutoring, and administrative expenses. Participants must prioritize recruiting teachers of color and notify parents of enrollment policies. The commissioner of education must submit a report by January 1, 2030, including recommendations for a statewide academic acceleration program.
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