Kentucky HB275 amends KEES scholarship eligibility for students attending noncertified schools.
Kentucky HB275 modifies the Kentucky Educational Excellence Scholarship (KEES) program to include students from noncertified schools. It defines "eligible noncertified school graduate" as someone who graduates from a Kentucky nonpublic secondary school not certified by the Kentucky Board of Education, meets KEES requirements, and is not a convicted felon. These graduates can apply their grade point average or ACT score toward the base amount of the KEES scholarship.
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