Full-service community schools provisions modifications and appropriation

SF 2007 modifies Minnesota's full-service community schools program by establishing new funding levels and requirements. It appropriates $100,000 per eligible school for one year to cover planning activities (like community engagement and baseline analysis) and $200,000 annually per school for up to three years to implement community school programming. Eligible schools must meet specific criteria, such as being on a continuous improvement plan or in a district with an approved achievement plan, and must hire site coordinators to manage services. The bill prioritizes schools with high needs (e.g., significant free/reduced lunch enrollment, homelessness) and requires school leadership teams with at least 30% parent/student representation.