Minnesota SF1591 extends special instruction and services for children with disabilities until July 1 after they turn 22.
Minnesota SF1591 amends the state's education code to extend the provision of special instruction and services for children with disabilities. These services must now be provided from birth until July 1 after the child turns 22, unless they extend beyond secondary school or its equivalent. The bill also mandates that local health, education, and social service agencies refer children under age five who need special instruction and services. This change is effective for the 2025-2026 school year and later.
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