Washington HB1273 aims to enhance student access to dual credit programs by improving articulation agreements and administrative data management.
Washington HB1273 focuses on improving student access to dual credit programs by facilitating better collaboration between high schools, community and technical colleges, and skill centers. The bill mandates the creation of statewide articulation agreements for career and technical education dual credit courses, ensuring that credits earned in high school transfer seamlessly to postsecondary institutions. It also requires a comprehensive catalog of dual credit courses and programs, and encourages the use of these articulation agreements.
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