California AB2178 ensures justice-involved youth have access to postsecondary education by allowing county probation departments to partner with.
California AB2178, known as the Juvenile Justice Education Access and Equity Act, aims to expand access to postsecondary education for justice-involved youth. It allows county probation departments to partner with community colleges outside their assigned district if the home community college district declines or fails to act on a request within 60 days. This ensures educational opportunities for youth in juvenile justice facilities when their home community college district cannot meet their needs.
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