Five-member school boards provided.

Summary

The bill amends Minnesota law so that school districts currently governed by a six‑member board and enrolling 1,000 or fewer students can put a question on a school election to shrink the board to five members. It also outlines procedures for districts to change board size between five, six, and seven members through future elections. The change gives local voters a direct say in board size.

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