Minnesota SF3014 modifies recess detention rules for students, requiring parental notification and limiting use to specific circumstances.
Minnesota SF3014 amends the state's education statutes to modify how recess detention is handled in schools. It defines "recess detention" as excluding a student from a scheduled recess period for academic intervention. Schools must notify parents within 24 hours of using recess detention and compile data on each instance, including student demographics. Recess detention is only allowed if a student poses a serious physical threat, if parents consent, or if a special education team deems it appropriate.
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