GA HB192

Requires career education for grades 6-12 to align with the High-demand Career List published annually by the State Workforce Development Board, and updates focused programs of study to 14 career clusters including advanced manufacturing, healthcare, digital technology, and construction

Mandates individual college and career plans for all students in grades 6-12, replacing the previous "graduation plan" terminology, with required use of GAfutures.org accounts and Georgia MATCH college admissions program beginning in ninth grade

Extends the HOPE grant access program for dual enrollment students taking CTAE courses by one year, with final reporting deadline moved to December 1, 2028 and automatic repeal to June 30, 2028

Establishes biennial return-on-investment reporting by the State Workforce Development Board evaluating program effectiveness, including graduate employment rates, wage comparisons, and credential alignment with high-demand careers

Requires enhanced coordination between the State Board of Education, University System of Georgia, Technical College System of Georgia, and Georgia Student Finance Commission on course articulation and credit transferability, with biennial reporting on alignment efforts