Minnesota 2025-2026 Regular Session

Minnesota House Bill HF751

Introduced
2/13/25  

Caption

Parental notification of adverse incidents required.

Companion Bills

MN SF557

Similar To Parental notification of adverse incidents requirement provision

Previously Filed As

MN SF557

Parental notification of adverse incidents requirement provision

MN HB1002

In student supports, providing for parental notification of certain incidents required.

MN SF2435

Safe and supportive schools programming requirements modifications

MN SB246

In student supports, providing for parental and employee notification of weapon incidents.

MN HF3533

Classroom instruction related to gender identity in public schools prohibited, and parental notification required.

MN SF676

Violent school incidents notice requirement provision and retaliation prohibition provision

MN HF2326

Safe and supportive schools programming requirements modified.

MN HF154

Individual income tax; first tier rate modified.

MN HB2704

ESAs; parental notification; waived rights.

MN SB1644

ESAs; parental notification; waived rights

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