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KY HB770
Bill
Status
2/26/2026
Primary Sponsor
Daniel Grossberg
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AI Summary
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Establishes the Promise Program to provide scholarships to Kentucky students pursuing teacher certification, covering up to the highest tuition charged by a Kentucky public university for full-time undergraduate enrollment
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Eligibility requires students to be U.S. citizens or permanent residents, Kentucky residents, enrolled at a participating institution, and scored in the top 25% of Kentucky students on the 11th grade college admissions examination
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Recipients must complete 5 years of qualified teaching service in Kentucky public schools (at least 80 days per semester), with 20% of the scholarship forgiven for each year of service completed
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Recipients who fail to complete their program or required teaching service must repay all outstanding amounts plus interest (maximum 8% annually), and failure to repay may result in revocation of their teaching certificate
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Kentucky Higher Education Assistance Authority administers the program and must submit annual reports to the Legislative Research Commission by December 1 on award numbers, recipient retention, and recruitment strategies
Legislative Description
AN ACT relating to teacher scholarships.
State Agencies
Last Action
to Primary and Secondary Education (H)
3/5/2026