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Minnesota Schools Could Get More Funding | Minneapolis News
Minnesota’s public schools could see a major funding boost if voters approve a November amendment that lets them tap into more of the state’s $12 billion Permanent School Fund—without raising taxes. Currently, schools only receive interest and dividends, while the fund’s value has quadrupled in 15 years. The change would redirect more of that growth directly to classrooms, helping districts avoid cuts and closures, but critics warn it could weaken the fund’s long-term sustainability. If passed, funding would begin in 2027-2028, distributed by student count. This vote could reshape education…
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