Minnesota § 124D.991 PUBLIC SCHOOL LIBRARIES AND MEDIA CENTERS

Minnesota Statutes

§ 124D.991 — PUBLIC SCHOOL LIBRARIES AND MEDIA CENTERS

Minnesota § 124D.991

PartEDUCATION CODE: PREKINDERGARTEN - GRADE 12

Ch. 124DEDUCATION PROGRAMS

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Minn. Stat. § 124D.991 (2026).

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A school district or charter school library or school library media center provides equitable and free access to students, teachers, and administrators. A school library or school library media center must have the following characteristics:

(1)ensures every student has equitable access to resources and is able to locate, access, and use resources that are organized and cataloged;

(2)has a collection development plan that includes but is not limited to materials selection and deselection, a challenged materials procedure, and an intellectual and academic freedom statement;

(3)is housed in a central location that provides an environment for expanded learning and supports a variety of student interests;

(4)has technology and Internet access; and

(5)is served by a licensed school library

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A school district or charter school library or school library media center provides equitable and free access to students, teachers, and administrators.
A school library or school library media center must have the following characteristics:
(1) ensures every student has equitable access to resources and is able to locate, access, and use resources that are organized and cataloged;
(2) has a collection development plan that includes but is not limited to materials selection and deselection, a challenged materials procedure, and an intellectual and academic freedom statement;
(3) is housed in a central location that provides an environment for expanded learning and supports a variety of student interests;
(4) has technology and Internet access; and
(5) is served by a licensed school library media specialist or licensed school librarian.