Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
On Nov. 3, Minnesota voters will decide on a constitutional amendment to the state's Permanent School Fund — one that would let investment earnings count toward what schools receive each year, not just interest and dividends. It wouldn't raise property taxes.
Grand Rapids Superintendent Matt Grose says it could mean real money for the district's budget.
Watch to see exactly what the amendment changes and what it means locally.
On Nov. 3, Minnesota voters will decide on a constitutional amendment to the state's Permanent School Fund — one that would let investment earnings count toward what schools receive each year, not just interest and dividends. It wouldn't raise property taxes.
Grand Rapids Superintendent Matt Grose says it could mean real money for the district's budget.
Watch to see exactly what the amendment changes and what it means locally.
