Minnesota SF2042 directs the commissioner of children, youth, and families to assess statewide needs for out-of-school and youth programming and.
Minnesota SF2042 mandates the commissioner of children, youth, and families to conduct a comprehensive evaluation of out-of-school and youth programming available to youth aged 21 and younger. The evaluation includes data on current programs, funding, and populations served, along with a financial assessment of state and local public programs. The commissioner must engage with youth, families, providers, and experts to identify barriers and gaps in access.
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