Minnesota HF1791 allows school districts to offer postsecondary scholarships and grants for career and technical education students.
Minnesota HF1791 authorizes school districts to provide postsecondary scholarships and grants to eligible students. To qualify, students must apply during their senior year, complete a career and technical education course, and graduate from a Minnesota high school. The scholarships and grants can be used for tuition, certificate program costs, apprenticeship enrollment, or career pathway supplies. The bill also requires districts to report program revenue and expenditures to the Department of Education.
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