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MN HF1053
Bill
Status
3/14/2011
Primary Sponsor
Keith Downey
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AI Summary
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Applies to schools identified by the state as persistently lowest performing under federal School Improvement Grant Program or Elementary and Secondary Education Act.
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Requires school boards to implement a parent-requested intervention when at least one-half of parents or legal guardians from the school and its feeder schools sign a petition.
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School boards may decline parent requests only by making written findings at the next regular meeting and specifying an alternative federal intervention they will implement instead.
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School boards must implement the approved intervention or alternative in the proximate school year and notify the commissioner of receipt and disposition of any petition.
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Limits program to no more than 20 schools statewide and prohibits petitions unrelated to academic achievement or student safety.
Legislative Description
Parents empowered to request school district intervention in a persistently low performing school.
Last Action
Author added Scott
1/24/2012