California AB243 allows certain personnel to provide sworn attestations to support students' financial aid applications.
California AB243 adds provisions to the Education and Welfare and Institutions Codes. It allows personnel at county child welfare departments, county probation departments, or local educational agencies to provide institutions of higher education with sworn attestations to support students' financial aid applications. These attestations can include information about the student's dependency status or foster care history. The bill also mandates confidentiality of this information and sets penalties for violations.
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