Interagency Council on Student Attendance established, report required, and money appropriated.

The bill establishes an Interagency Council on Student Attendance in Minnesota, which will focus on improving student attendance in schools. It also requires the council to produce a report on its findings and recommendations. Additionally, the bill allocates funding to support the council's activities.

Supporters of the bill argue that establishing the Interagency Council on Student Attendance is a crucial step toward addressing chronic absenteeism in schools. They believe that by focusing on attendance, the council can help improve educational outcomes for students and ensure that every child has the opportunity to succeed.

Critics of the bill may argue that creating another council could lead to increased bureaucracy without effectively addressing the root causes of absenteeism. They might also express concerns about the allocation of funds, questioning whether the money could be better spent directly on programs that support students and families.