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A group of teachers and parents are calling on Minneapolis Public Schools to ease its requirements to allow more students with outstanding class credits to participate in graduation ceremonies in June.
Supporters say the pandemic has made it harder for some students to keep up, and the commencement ceremony is an important ritual that should be available to seniors who plan to complete their classes in summer school.
A petition sponsored by the Minneapolis teachers union requests that the district allow all seniors who are within 2.25 credits of graduation requirements to be included in this year s ceremony. Under current district rules, students can walk at commencement if they are within 0.75 credits of those necessary to graduate.
Minneapolis schools proposed budget is balanced with federal funds But Mpls. board did not include funding from the American Rescue Plan. May 11, 2021 10:16pm Text size Copy shortlink:
The Minneapolis school board on Tuesday night reviewed a proposed budget for next year, the first year the district s sweeping comprehensive redesign will take effect. The board will vote on the proposal in June.
Minneapolis Public Schools 2021-2022 proposed budget projects $890 million in revenue and $935 million in expenses and is balanced using money from the second round of federal Elementary and Secondary School Emergency Relief funds. The proposed budget does not include federal money coming to the district from the American Rescue Plan Act, which has not been awarded. Those additional funds can be added in with a board-approved budget amendment and could put next year s budget over $1 billion.