HF3915
General education aid deduction modified by correcting an obsolete apportionment reference.
Legislative Session 94 (2025-2026)
Related bill: SF3551
AI Generated Summary
Purpose
The bill fixes an outdated reference in how a county apportionment is deducted from a school district’s general education aid. It updates the calculation so the deduction uses current, correct references in Minnesota law.
Main provisions
- Amends Minnesota Statutes 2024 section 126C.21 subdivision 3 to redefine the county apportionment deduction.
- The annual amount apportioned to a district under sections 127A.34 subdivision 2 and 272.029 subdivision 6 must be deducted from the district’s general education aid for the same year, or from aid earned from other state sources.
Significant changes to existing law
- Corrects an obsolete apportionment reference by aligning the deduction with the relevant current sections (127A.34(2) and 272.029(6)).
- Clarifies that the county apportionment deduction reduces the district’s general education aid (or other state aid) in the same fiscal year.
Practical effect
- The amount of county funding allocated to a district will reduce the district’s general education aid for that year, ensuring the district’s overall state aid reflects the apportioned funds.
Notes for context
- The change is a targeted statutory fix, not a broad overhaul of how general education aid is calculated. It ensures consistency with other funding references in the state education funding structure.
Relevant Terms - general education aid - county apportionment deduction - Minnesota Statutes 2024 section 126C.21 subdivision 3 - section 127A.34 subdivision 2 - section 272.029 subdivision 6 - apportionment - district - aid earned - other state sources - obsolete apportionment reference - state education funding - aid calculation correction
Actions
| Date | Chamber | Where | Type | Name | Committee Name |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| March 02, 2026 | House | Action | Introduction and first reading, referred to | Education Finance |
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