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FL H0253

Bill

Status

Failed

5/5/2017

Primary Sponsor

Nicholas Duran

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Origin

House of Representatives

2017 Regular Session

AI Summary

  • Requires students initially eligible for Florida Bright Futures scholarships in the 2017-2018 academic term and thereafter to complete at least 30 hours of volunteer service work during the academic or summer term to renew their scholarships.

  • Volunteer service work must be performed solely by the student and may include activities with nonprofit organizations, government agencies, schools, hospitals, retirement facilities, or assistance to disabled or elderly individuals.

  • Students cannot use volunteer hours earned from work with a relative's business, work for which they received academic credit, or work for which they received any remuneration or other benefit.

  • All volunteer service hours must be documented in writing and signed by the student and either the individual served (or their representative if unable to sign) or a representative of the organization where the work was performed.

  • Students who enlist in the United States Armed Forces during the academic or summer term are exempt from the volunteer service work requirement.

  • Effective date: July 1, 2017.

Legislative Description

Florida Bright Futures Scholarship Program

Last Action

Died in Post-Secondary Education Subcommittee

5/5/2017

Committee Referrals

Post-Secondary Education Subcommittee1/25/2017

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