Massachusetts H695 prohibits fees for student organizations with primary purposes like charity, politics, or faith.
Massachusetts H695 amends Section 47 of Chapter 71 of the General Laws to ensure no student must pay fees for participating in school organizations with primary purposes such as charity, politics, faith, or promoting positive mental or physical health. Other purposes deemed a social good by the committee are also exempt from fees. This change aims to support student involvement in activities that benefit the community or address important social issues.
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