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GA SB231
Bill
Status
3/12/2009
Primary Sponsor
Dan Weber
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AI Summary
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Establishes the PROMISE III teacher's scholarship for Georgia residents seeking alternative certification as teachers, added to the existing HOPE scholarships and grants framework under Title 20
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Eligibility requires the applicant to be a Georgia legal resident, possess a bachelor's degree or higher, and be accepted into an alternative teacher certification program approved by the Professional Standards Commission
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Recipients must agree to teach in a Georgia public school at the elementary, middle, or secondary level for one academic year for each $1,500.00 in scholarship funds received
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Maximum scholarship amount is $3,000.00 per recipient, subject to General Assembly appropriations and scholarship shortfall reserve provisions
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Recipients who fail to fulfill the teaching service obligation must repay the scholarship in cash per a signed promissory note, and students who leave or are dropped from their certification program lose eligibility
Legislative Description
Education; establish the PROMISE III teacher's scholarship; provide for eligibility requirements
Last Action
Senate Agrees House Amend or Sub
4/29/2010