Minnesota § 123B.025 SCHOOL SPONSORSHIP AND ADVERTISING REVENUE

Minnesota Statutes

§ 123B.025 — SCHOOL SPONSORSHIP AND ADVERTISING REVENUE

Minnesota § 123B.025

PartEDUCATION CODE: PREKINDERGARTEN - GRADE 12

Ch. 123BSCHOOL DISTRICT POWERS AND DUTIES

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Minn. Stat. § 123B.025 (2026).

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Subdivision 1.Board authority; contracts. A school board may enter into a contract with advertisers, sponsors, or others regarding advertising and naming rights to school facilities under the general charge of the district. A contract authorized under this section must be approved by the school board. The powers granted to a school board under this section are in addition to any other authority the school district may have. Subd. 2.Authorized agreements. A school district may enter into a contract to:

(1)lease the naming rights for school facilities, including school buildings, ice arenas, and stadiums;

(2)sell advertising on or in the facilities listed in clause (1); and

(3)otherwise enter into an agreement with a sponsoring agent. Subd. 3.Revenue uses. Revenue generated under this

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Subdivision 1.Board authority; contracts.
A school board may enter into a contract with advertisers, sponsors, or others regarding advertising and naming rights to school facilities under the general charge of the district. A contract authorized under this section must be approved by the school board. The powers granted to a school board under this section are in addition to any other authority the school district may have.

Subd. 2.Authorized agreements.
A school district may enter into a contract to:
(1) lease the naming rights for school facilities, including school buildings, ice arenas, and stadiums;
(2) sell advertising on or in the facilities listed in clause (1); and
(3) otherwise enter into an agreement with a sponsoring agent.

Subd. 3.Revenue uses.
Revenue generated under this section must be used according to a plan specified by the school board.