[Minnesota] Education Daily — November 2, 2026: A Small Grant With Two Different Rules, on Election Eve
From Education Across the States · 6:34
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A Minnesota grant for inclusive special education prints two different eligibility rules in its own instructions ahead of its Friday deadline, a high school bylaw deadline passes with no published confirmation, and early in-person voting ends on election eve. Sources: - Minnesota Department of Education, Competitive Grant Opportunities (PCP RISE closes November 6, 2026, at 5 p.m. Central Time; Special Education Dispute Resolution Training and Information for Parents closes November 4, 2026): https://education.mn.gov/MDE/DSE/Grants/MDE086846 - Minnesota MDE FFY2027-28 PCP RISE Inclusive Special Education Grant, Atlas summary of the official MDE announcement and 17-page instructions, verified October 30, 2026 (one award of about 27,700 dollars; conflicting 20 percent and 30 percent eligibility thresholds): https://atlasbydrmiltie.com/healthcare-grants/minnesota-mde-ffy2027-28-pcp-rise-inclusive-special-education-grant-approx-27700-november-6/ - Minnesota Secretary of State, 63,396 Ballots Accepted in First Two Weeks of Voting for November 3 Election (October 2, 2026; early in-person voting through November 2 until 5 p.m.; Election Day November 3, polls until 8 p.m.): https://www.sos.mn.gov/about-the-office/news-room/63-396-ballots-accepted-in-first-two-weeks-of-voting-for-november-3-election/ - Minnesota Secretary of State, Other Ways To Vote (2026 absentee and early voting dates; ballots must be received by November 3): https://www.sos.mn.gov/elections-voting/other-ways-to-vote/ - MSHSL Representative Assembly process (League office sends proposed amendments to each member school and Region Committee by November 1; school input by December 15; region votes by February 15): https://www.mshsl.org/sites/default/files/2020-12/ra-representative-assembly-process-chart.pdf - MSHSL bylaw distribution confirmation check, November 2, 2026: search mshsl.org and makeitfairmn.com for the proposed amendment distribution by November 1, 2026; no published confirmation of distribution was found in sources checked on the morning of November 2, 2026 - Fridley Public Schools MDE records deadline, Friday, November 6, 2026 (MinneapoliMedia, October 27, 2026, reporting the Minnesota Reformer's account of MDE's October 20, 2026 letter): https://minneapolimedia.town.news/g/coon-rapids-mn/n/394461/minneapolimedia-news-fridley-schools-face-additional-state-financial AI Generated
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