Parent / Guardian Refusal for Student Participation in Statewide Testing - Minnesota (Hmong)

This is a legal document that was released by the Minnesota Education Department - a government authority operating within Minnesota.

The document is provided in Hmong.

FAQ

Q: What is the Parent/Guardian Refusal for Student Participation in Statewide Testing in Minnesota?
A: It is a policy that allows parents/guardians to refuse their child's participation in statewide testing.

Q: Why would a parent/guardian refuse their child's participation in statewide testing in Minnesota?
A: There could be various reasons such as cultural or religious beliefs, concerns about the testing's validity or impact, or objections to the testing process.

Q: Is refusing statewide testing in Minnesota allowed by law?
A: Yes, Minnesota law allows parents/guardians to refuse their child's participation in statewide testing.

Q: Is there a specific procedure for refusing statewide testing in Minnesota?
A: Yes, parents/guardians need to submit a written request to the school administration expressing their refusal.

Q: What happens if a parent/guardian refuses statewide testing in Minnesota?
A: The student will not be required to participate in the specific statewide test but may be subject to alternative educational activities determined by the school district.

Q: Is refusing statewide testing in Minnesota common?
A: The rate of refusal varies, but it has been observed that some parents/guardians choose to refuse statewide testing for their child in Minnesota.