Establishes a five-year pilot program to fund adult education programs for residents in certain communities.
The bill creates a five-year pilot program to provide state funding for adult education programs in school districts that had a low high school graduation rate in 2016-2017. Eligible pupils in these districts receive $1,500 per pupil for each school year, with the amount adjusted annually for inflation. The program aims to offer educational opportunities in career and technical fields to individuals without a high school diploma.
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