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AK HB48
Bill
Status
Introduced
2/18/2021
Primary Sponsor
Andrea Story
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AI Summary
- Extends graduation timeline from 6 to 12 months before high school graduation for Alaska performance scholarship eligibility
- Removes college entrance examination score requirement as a condition for scholarship awards; eligibility now based solely on grade-point average and core curriculum completion
- Adds career and technical education as explicit option within core curriculum requirements, including sequentially rigorous coursework within career clusters
- Increases maximum annual award amounts: first level from $4,755 to $7,000, second level from $3,566 to $5,250, third level from $2,378 to $3,500
- Extends scholarship eligibility period from 6 to 8 years after high school graduation and requires districts to notify grade 11 students annually of remaining academic requirements by January 31
Legislative Description
Ak Performance Scholarship; Eligibility
Education
Last Action
REFERRED TO FINANCE
3/18/2022
Committee Referrals
Finance3/18/2022
Education2/18/2021
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