General education basic formula allowance increased by an additional three percent per year, and money appropriated.

The bill proposes to increase the basic funding formula for general education in Minnesota by an additional three percent each year. This means that schools would receive more money to support their educational programs and services. The bill also includes provisions for appropriating the necessary funds to support this increase.

Supporters of the bill argue that increasing the basic education funding formula is essential for ensuring that schools have the resources they need to provide quality education. They believe this additional funding will help improve student outcomes and support teachers and staff in their efforts to enhance learning environments.

Critics of the bill may argue that while increased funding is needed, the proposed three percent increase may not be sufficient to address the deeper issues facing Minnesota's education system. They might express concerns about the long-term sustainability of funding and question whether this approach adequately addresses the needs of underfunded schools.