Minnesota voters will decide whether to modernize the state’s $2.3B Permanent School Fund this November. We break down the shift to a 4.5% payout, the ~$33/pupil reality check for Wayzata, why leaving it blank counts as a "no" vote, and the partisan divide behind the measure.
Plymouth’s water communications have been restored following a cyberattack that has now made national headlines. Here is the local reality behind the leaked federal memos, foreign hackers, and geopolitical noise.
This November, Minnesota voters will decide whether to amend the Constitution to change how the $2.3 billion Permanent School Fund supports public schools. What could this mean for students and families here in Plymouth?
Minnesota voters will decide whether to modernize the state’s $2.3B Permanent School Fund this November. We break down the shift to a 4.5% payout, the ~$33/pupil reality check for Wayzata, why leaving it blank counts as a "no" vote, and the partisan divide behind the measure.
