Minnesota SF2937 modifies child care assistance program requirements, including parent fees, absent days limits, and provider payment practices.
Minnesota SF2937 amends the child care assistance program by setting a fixed percentage for parent fees based on family income relative to the state median income. It establishes a schedule for parent fees, with minimum fees for families between 75% and 100% of the poverty level. The bill also introduces limits on absent days for children in care, with exceptions for documented medical conditions.
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