Minnesota SF2770 modifies gifted and talented program requirements, mandates data reporting, increases funding, and appropriates money.
Minnesota SF2770 amends the requirements for gifted and talented programs and services, requiring school districts to adopt guidelines for assessing and identifying students. These guidelines must include universal screening, multiple criteria, and valid assessments. The commissioner must report certain gifted and talented program data, including student academic progress, school safety, and rigorous coursework. The bill also increases revenue for gifted and talented programs and services and appropriates funds for the Department of Education.
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