Our lawmakers in St. Paul are considering eliminating essential services that support Minnesota's non-public students. These proposed reductions would have a serious impact on students, families, and communities across the state—limiting access to safe and reliable transportation, reducing critical mental health resources, and stripping away other vital services that help students succeed both inside and outside the classroom.

Non-public schools serve nearly 73,000 Minnesota students from diverse backgrounds, offering high-quality education while contributing to the broader public good. Cutting funding to these schools doesn't just hurt the students who attend them—it also places additional strain on families and weakens the overall educational landscape in our state.

Now is the time to speak up. Contact your legislators today and urge them to protect these essential services that support Minnesota’s non-public students. Let them know you stand with the students, families, and communities who rely on these essential services every day.