Minnesota SF2436 protects access to culturally inclusive learning environments in schools.
Minnesota SF2436 aims to protect access to culturally inclusive learning environments in schools. The bill prohibits school districts from banning, removing, or restricting culturally relevant resources and displays based solely on viewpoint or the messages they convey. It defines "culturally relevant resources" as noncurricular materials that reflect the diversity of student and community cultures. The bill also ensures that school boards cannot discriminate against or discipline employees for complying with this section. It takes effect July 1, 2025.
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