Minnesota 2025-2026 Regular Session

Minnesota House Bill HF515

Introduced
2/13/25  

Caption

General education basic formula allowance increased by an additional three percent per year, and money appropriated.

Companion Bills

MN SF1086

Similar To General education basic formula allowance increase by an additional three percent per year

Previously Filed As

MN SF1086

General education basic formula allowance increase by an additional three percent per year

MN HF1194

Extended time revenue linked to increases in the general education basic formula allowance, and money appropriated.

MN SF1275

Extended time revenue linked to increases in the general education basic formula allowance provision and appropriation

MN HF1028

Education finance funding allocations involving school district funding, general education basic formula allowance, special education cross subsidy aid, school unemployment aid account funding, English learner cross subsidy aid, and safe schools revenue increased; calculations for school's compensatory revenue eligibility modified; school board powers modified; and money appropriated.

MN HF2100

Referendum allowances reduced, local optional revenue authority increased, and money appropriated.

MN HF2388

Local optional aid and levy replaced with basic supplemental revenue, basic supplemental aid amount increased, and money appropriated.

MN HF2510

School district local optional revenue increased, and local optional revenue program indexed to the formula allowance.

MN HF2738

Microcredentials for teachers and administrators of English learner programs established, English learner revenue formula modified to provide additional revenue for a student with limited or interrupted formal education, English learner staff ratio reporting created, and money appropriated.

MN HF301

All income tax rates reduced by 3.25 percentage points.

MN HF2152

State total adult basic education aid increased, adult basic education program aid limit modified, funding increased to pay costs of commissioner-selected high school equivalency tests, and money appropriated.

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