Minnesota School Districts Working for Equitable, Adequate and Sustainable Education Funding.
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2011-12 Schedule
SEE General Membership Meetings All general membership meetings are at the same location and follow the same format: Ramada Plaza Minneapolis 1330 Industrial Blvd, Minneapolis 9:00 a.m. - 9:30 a.m. – Coffee and conversations 9:30 a.m. - 11:30 a.m.– Meeting 11:30 a.m. - Lunch buffet provided
Regional Meetings Five meetings in five different locations three times a year. Dates and locations will be available a month before. Attend the meeting that works best for you
Winter Regional Meetings Choose the location thta works for you.
What is Minnesota’s responsibility for its public schools? Have public schools received substantial funding increases over the years or is there a serious lack of investment in K-12 education? What is the role of operating referendums? What’s the truth?
Despite tough times, Minnesota voters help schools St. Paul Pioneer Press - 11/10/11 114 Minnesota school districts asked voters to renew or increase operating referendums. Nearly 80% of the questions passed. Additionally, 24 districts asked for voter support for capital project levies, 63% passed.
2011 School Levy Results Based on information from MSBA and the Secretary of State website [Excel format] | [.pdf format] SEE districts are highlighted and listed first . The first grouping are the results for operating referendum questions, the second grouping shows the results for the bond and capital project levies.
