Minnesota SF2249 requires school districts and charter schools not participating in the free school meals program to notify parents and students.

Minnesota SF2249 amends the state statutes to require school districts and charter schools that do not participate in the free school meals program to provide written notice to parents and students. The notice must indicate that the school does not participate in the program, estimate the total meal sales fees for the current school year, and inform that students would be eligible for free breakfast and lunch if the school participated. The notice must be provided in the same languages as the application for educational benefits and no later than 15 days after the start of each school year.

Minnesota SF2249 requires school districts and charter schools not participating in the free school meals program to notify parents and students.

Minnesota SF2249 amends the state statutes to require school districts and charter schools that do not participate in the free school meals program to provide written notice to parents and students. The notice must indicate that the school does not participate in the program, estimate the total meal sales fees for the current school year, and inform that students would be eligible for free breakfast and lunch if the school participated. The notice must be provided in the same languages as the application for educational benefits and no later than 15 days after the start of each school year.