Minnesota SF4879 modifies enrollment and eligibility priorities for children in foster care in community education programs, school readiness.
Minnesota SF4879 amends state statutes to prioritize children in foster care for enrollment in community education programs, school readiness programs, early learning scholarships, and basic sliding fee child care assistance. The bill specifies that children in foster care should receive the highest priority for these programs. It also modifies the child care allowance for foster children, ensuring benefits do not exceed those provided to children in foster care.
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