Kentucky HB298 amends KEES scholarship eligibility for students attending noncertified schools.
Kentucky HB298 amends the Kentucky Educational Excellence Scholarship (KEES) program to include students from noncertified schools. It defines "noncertified high school" as any private, parochial, or church school in Kentucky not certified by the Kentucky Board of Education. The bill specifies eligibility criteria for these students, including maintaining a certain grade point average and completing required coursework. It also outlines the procedures for awarding scholarships and supplemental awards based on academic performance and test scores.
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