Nondiscrimination and faith-statement restrictions removal on eligible institutions and enrollment options

Summary

The legislation amends the definition of “eligible institution” in Minnesota law, deleting language that barred those schools from requiring a faith statement or from discriminating on the basis of race, creed, gender, sexual orientation, disability, or religion when admitting secondary students to post‑secondary courses. It also earmarks a one‑time appropriation to cover plaintiff fees in the Loe v. Jett case. The measure is currently referred to the Senate Education Policy Committee.

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