Establishes a higher education consortium for civic education and a grant program for that consortium.
The bill establishes a higher education consortium for civic education and a grant program for that consortium. The consortium is made up of colleges and universities that provide civic education to residents of Texas at no cost to the student. The board is required to establish a grant program under which the board awards grants to colleges and universities in the consortium to provide civic education to residents of this state at no cost to the student. The bill also establishes an oversight committee to monitor the consortium and implementation of the grant program.
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