District 191 Legislative Committee -April 21, 2026
Tuesday, April 21, 2026
Education Government Insurance Plan proposal analysis
Impact of state-mandated health insurance on district finances
Unfunded mandates and student funding priorities
District communication and advocacy strategies regarding legislation
Legal parameters for district-led legislative advocacy
Notable Quotes (3)
If we receive full student funding for the different areas that are obligated for us, we could probably look at improving or increasing our insurance plan if need be.
Education Government Insurance PlanAdvocating for student funding prioritization over adult benefit mandates.
It's like you're flipping it to the other side of the coin, and I I just don't know that they're taking all of these things into consideration.
Legislative processCritiquing the legislative process for failing to consult impact-affected districts.
As the legislative agenda going on the board's specific website this is the voice of the board as a whole that's something that can go there.
Advocacy strategyExplaining how the board can legally advocate for legislation.
People (3)
Dr. BelmontNot explicitly stated
Participated in explaining the proposed education government insurance plan legislation.
Stacy SelvineNot explicitly stated
Analyzed the financial impact of the proposed insurance legislation on District 191.
AaronExecutive/Legal Advisor
Advised the committee on the legal distinctions between district advocacy and board member advocacy.
Places Mentioned
District 191Burnsville schools
Events & Meetings (1)
- Tuesday, April 21st, 5:30 p.m., District 191 Legislative Committee