Minnesota Voters Weigh Constitutional Amendment on School Funding

Minnesota voters weigh constitutional amendment on school funding

Minneapolis and St. Paul schools could each receive about $1 million more annually if voters approve an increase in the payout from the state’s Permanent School Fund.

Constitutional Amendment 1: Minnesota ballot measure could increase school funding

Every Minnesota voter will see a constitutional amendment on their ballot on Election Day asking for the annual distribution from the permanent school fund endowment be increased.

How Minnesota’s school funding amendment could send more money to schools

Minnesota voters will weigh a constitutional amendment on Nov. 3 that supporters say would boost school funding without affecting property taxes.

On the ballot: An amendment to boost funding for Minnesota schools

Minnesota voters will decide Nov. 3 whether to increase distributions from the Permanent School Fund to public schools without raising taxes.

Dr. Bill Adams: Understanding the Permanent School Fund Amendment

From the commentary, "Here is a background on the Permanent School Fund and what the proposed amendment would do."