Minnesota SF2412 modifies charter school board requirements, mandates economic interest filings for local and charter school officials, and includes.
Minnesota SF2412 amends charter school governance by requiring charter school boards to transition to an ongoing board structure within two years. The board must include at least one licensed teacher, one parent of a student not employed by the school, and one community member. Board members must file statements of economic interest and adhere to the public gift ban. Charter school officials are also subject to these requirements. The bill further mandates that local officials and charter school officials file statements of economic interest within specific timeframes.
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