Minnesota HF6 modifies the Read Act, establishes an Office of Achievement and Innovation, and allows school boards to opt out of certain state laws.
Minnesota HF6 modifies the Read Act by canceling appropriations and requiring the Department of Education to partner with CAREI to identify evidence-based literacy curricula and intervention models. It establishes the Office of Achievement and Innovation to research innovative practices and maintain a clearinghouse for ideas and resources. The bill allows school boards to opt out of certain recently enacted state laws or rules for a specified period. It also modifies the P-TECH approval process and authorizes fund transfers for fiscal years 2025 through 2029.
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