Minnesota lawmakers are considering free menstrual products in all student restrooms. Here is the local impact for Woodbury and Amanda H. Hemmingsen-Jaeger’s constituents. Amanda H. Hemmingsen-Jaeger constituent edition.
Lawmakers rejected an amendment limiting menstrual products to female restrooms. Read the local briefing for Falcon Heights. Athena Hollins constituent edition.
Minnesota lawmakers are considering free menstrual products in all student restrooms. Here is the local impact for Woodbury and Amanda H. Hemmingsen-Jaeger’s constituents. Amanda H. Hemmingsen-Jaeger constituent edition.
The Minnesota House is debating menstrual products in boys’ bathrooms. This briefing explains the proposal for Frogtown families. Sandra Pappas constituent edition.
Rep. Sandra Feist’s proposal would cover student restrooms used by grades 4-12. What it could mean near Summit-University. Sandra Pappas constituent edition.
Minnesota schools could receive funding to stock menstrual products in all student bathrooms. Here is the West Seventh perspective. Sandra Pappas constituent edition.
A school bathroom bill would require menstrual products in restrooms used by grades 4-12. What residents of Landfall should know. Tou Xiong constituent edition.
The school menstrual-product bill raises questions about access, gender-neutral bathrooms, and taxpayer cost in Little Canada. Tou Xiong constituent edition.
A DFL-backed school restroom mandate has advanced in committee. Review the policy, amendment vote, and cost for Maplewood. Tou Xiong constituent edition.
Minnesota lawmakers are considering free menstrual products in all student restrooms. Here is the local impact for North Saint Paul and Tou Xiong’s constituents. Tou Xiong constituent edition.
The Minnesota House is debating menstrual products in boys’ bathrooms. This briefing explains the proposal for Pine Springs families. Tou Xiong constituent edition.
