Minnesota SF2139 allows school districts to offer postsecondary scholarships and grants for career and technical education students.
Minnesota SF2139 amends state statutes to authorize school districts to offer postsecondary scholarships and grants for career and technical education students. These scholarships and grants can be used for tuition, certificate program costs, or supplies for registered apprenticeships and military careers. Eligible students must apply during their senior year, complete the relevant career and technical education course, and graduate from a Minnesota high school. The bill also requires districts to report their revenue and expenditures for these programs. Effective July 1, 2025.
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