Schools Advocating for Fair Funding

Education Legislation

Legislative Committee Meetings

Keep up on the education issues that legislative committees address.

Major Provisions Side by Side

Compare the new funding priorities of the Governor, House, and Senate.​

Education Finance and Policy Proposals

The Governor, House, and Senate each produce their own education bills that reflect their priorities. At the end of the session (or possibly in a special session), the three versions must be reconciled into a single education bill through negotiations.

The Governor's Education Bills

Senate Education Bills

House Education Bills

Current Bills

See the first readings from the House and Senate. These initial education bills offer a glimpse into proposed legislation and highlight the priorities of lawmakers as they prepare for further debate.

  • SF123/HF 5 – School lunch and breakfast provision for all students
  • SF100 -Property tax levy share decrease and state aid share increase of operating referendum revenue for qualifying special school districts
  • SF613 /HF 535 -School board renewal of an expired referendum authorization
  • HF456/ SF615– Expansion of voluntary prekindergarten and school readiness plus program made permanent, and money appropriated.
  • SF866/HF879 – Local optional revenue increased, future increases in local optional revenue liked to the growth in general education basic formula allowance, and money appropriated.
  • HF19 – Paid Family and Medical Leave
  • HF439 – Increase the general education basic formula by 5% in each of the next two years and tie future increases to the rate of inflation.
  • HF879-Youkaim SF866-Westlin – Local optional revenue increased, future increases in local optional revenue linked to the growth in general education basic formula allowance, and money appropriated.
  • HF1271-Youakim / SF1601-Hoffman Operating referendum program equalization aid increase; property tax levies decrease; appropriating money.
  •  HF1396-Hemmingsen-Jeger  Equalization aid increased for debt service equalization program, property tax levies decreased, and money appropriated.
  • HF1457-Pursell / SF1247-Dahms Allowed uses of long-term facilities maintenance revenue and capital levies clarified.

Other Notable Bills