HB1280 establishes funding allocations for career and technical education in Washington state schools.

HB1280 outlines the allocation of state funding for career and technical education in Washington, focusing on sixth grade and beyond. It specifies funding for staff salaries, materials, smaller class sizes, and work-based learning programs. The bill also details funding for physical, social, and emotional support staff, and sets minimum class sizes for various grade levels. Additionally, it mandates reporting on per-pupil allocations and includes provisions for high-poverty schools and schools with significant numbers of students eligible for free or reduced-price meals.

HB1280 establishes funding allocations for career and technical education in Washington state schools.

HB1280 outlines the allocation of state funding for career and technical education in Washington, focusing on sixth grade and beyond. It specifies funding for staff salaries, materials, smaller class sizes, and work-based learning programs. The bill also details funding for physical, social, and emotional support staff, and sets minimum class sizes for various grade levels. Additionally, it mandates reporting on per-pupil allocations and includes provisions for high-poverty schools and schools with significant numbers of students eligible for free or reduced-price meals.