Eliminates Kansas residency requirement post-scholarship, clarifies work requirements, and repeals program sunset.
This bill modifies the Kansas Promise Scholarship program by removing the requirement for recipients to reside in Kansas after completing their studies. It also clarifies the work requirements for scholarship recipients, specifying that they must work in Kansas for two consecutive years post-graduation. Additionally, the bill repeals the sunset clause on the program, ensuring its continuation. The State Board of Regents is tasked with collecting any funds from recipients who fail to meet the scholarship agreement terms.
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