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Board backs MSBA resolution to reduce paperwork for Early Childhood Special Education
Summary
The board voted to support a resolution to the Minnesota School Boards Association (MSBA) seeking legislative relief to reduce paperwork for Early Childhood Special Education, a resolution submitted by Roxanne Skogstad-Ditsch.
The board voted to support a resolution submitted to the Minnesota School Boards Association that asks for legislative action to reduce paperwork related to Early Childhood Special Education. The resolution was presented by Legislative School Board Representative Roxanne Skogstad-Ditsch; the motion to support the resolution was made by Jessica Crosby and seconded by Dale Johnson and recorded as carried 'All in Favor.'
The minutes do not include detailed debate or statements on the substance of the paperwork reduction proposal. The action indicates the board's legislative priorities will include administrative relief for Early Childhood Special Education paperwork at the MSBA delegate assembly and with state lawmakers.
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