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AZ HB2641
Bill
Status
3/31/2015
Primary Sponsor
Debbie McCune-Davis
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AI Summary
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Requires Arizona Board of Regents and community college districts to develop five-year pilot programs providing tuition waivers for persons formerly in foster care.
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Eligible recipients must reside in Arizona, be a U.S. citizen or lawfully present noncitizen, be under 23 years of age, have less than $10,000 in personal assets, and be enrolled in a degree or certificate program.
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Expands eligibility to include persons currently in foster care (age 16+), persons who were in foster care at age 16+, and persons adopted from foster care after age 16.
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Tuition waivers are reduced by other federal aid and public grants received, except for Arizona education and training voucher program funds.
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Requires the Auditor General to report by June 30, 2017 on the pilot programs' effectiveness; if programs terminate, recipients may continue receiving waivers until age 23 or degree completion.
Legislative Description
Foster care; tuition waiver
Last Action
Referred to House RULES Committee
3/31/2015