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District 191 reviews AMSD 2026 legislative platform
Summary
Committee reviewed the Association of Metropolitan School Districts (AMSD) 2026 platform, which emphasizes stable, predictable funding, protection for special education funding, and changes to assessment and facility funding authorities to help districts manage inflation and local needs.
The Burnsville-Eagan-Savage School District 191 legislative committee reviewed the Association of Metropolitan School Districts’ (AMSD) 2026 legislative platform, emphasizing stable and predictable funding and protections for special education funding. Clerk read the platform’s key points, which call for protecting the Basic Education formula’s inflationary index and holding districts harmless for compensatory revenue changes.
"Stable and Predictable Funding" was listed as a central heading in the platform packet presented to the committee. The platform also opposes a contingent $250 million cut to special education cross-subsidy reduction aid and urges indexing of Local Optional Revenue to recover purchasing power lost to inflation. The document notes AMSD represents 49 K–12 districts and more than half of Minnesota’s public students, which the committee cited as a reason to consider the platform when finalizing District 191 priorities.
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