Pennsylvania HB2001 allows incarcerated students to be eligible for state grants if they meet certain conditions.
Pennsylvania HB2001 amends Title 24 of the Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes to create a new chapter on incarcerated students. The bill allows incarcerated students to be eligible for state grants if they meet specific conditions, including being within five years of their release date, having been a resident of Pennsylvania for at least 12 months before incarceration, being enrolled in an eligible prison education program, and being in good academic and disciplinary standing.
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