Minnesota SF880 establishes a funding for success incentive aid program for schools based on graduation rates and recent graduate enrollment success.
Minnesota SF880 establishes a funding for success incentive aid program for schools starting in fiscal year 2026. Schools receive funding based on their graduation rates and the percentage of recent graduates enrolled in public colleges or universities without needing remedial courses. A school's funding is calculated using a ratio that includes the sum of the graduation rate multiplier and the recent graduate enrollment success rate multiplier, multiplied by the school's total enrollment, and divided by the total amount of funding available.
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