Accounting requirements establishment for school expenditures on advertising and event sponsorships
SF 1735 requires Minnesota public school districts to separately track spending on paid media advertisements (like TV, radio, online ads) and public event sponsorships starting in fiscal year 2026. It also mandates that any advertisement mentioning school costs (such as tuition, technology, or transportation) must state those costs are funded by taxpayer dollars. Charter schools are subject to the same requirements as school districts. The bill takes effect July 1, 2025, and modifies financial reporting standards to implement these accounting rules. This directly affects school districts and charter schools managing their advertising and event sponsorship budgets.
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Introduced Feb 20, 2025
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Mary Kunesh-Podein
DDemocratic-Farmer-Labor
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