Extends the short-call substitute teacher pilot program in Minnesota through June 30, 2027.
The bill extends the short-call substitute teacher pilot program in Minnesota, allowing school districts and charter schools to jointly request a short-call substitute teaching license for applicants. The program requires applicants to hold at least an associate's degree or have relevant experience and complete a background check. Schools must provide substitute teacher training and cannot require or retaliate against employees for applying for a license. Employees working as short-call substitute teachers must be compensated at least $200 per day or their regular rate of pay.
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