Minnesota SF504 authorizes grants to improve students' digital technology skills and support digital learning.

Minnesota SF504 authorizes grants to nonprofit organizations for two purposes: expanding opportunities for high school students to develop digital technology skills and providing support for digital learning and homework. The grants require the use of funds for group activities, hands-on experience, adult mentoring, and creating opportunities for students to explore career and vocational options. Programming can be offered after regular school hours, on weekends, and during the summer. The grant recipients must submit reports to the commissioner of education.

Minnesota SF504 authorizes grants to improve students' digital technology skills and support digital learning.

Minnesota SF504 authorizes grants to nonprofit organizations for two purposes: expanding opportunities for high school students to develop digital technology skills and providing support for digital learning and homework. The grants require the use of funds for group activities, hands-on experience, adult mentoring, and creating opportunities for students to explore career and vocational options. Programming can be offered after regular school hours, on weekends, and during the summer. The grant recipients must submit reports to the commissioner of education.