HB1343 limits eligibility for aid for students who disrupt educational processes or commit certain crimes.

HB1343 amends eligibility for aid by disqualifying students who disrupt the normal educational process at their institution or are convicted of a felony involving physical harm, threats, or destruction of property. This applies to students who organize or participate in demonstrations that interfere with education or violate the institution's code of conduct by engaging in discriminatory, harassing, or harmful conduct.

HB1343 limits eligibility for aid for students who disrupt educational processes or commit certain crimes.

HB1343 amends eligibility for aid by disqualifying students who disrupt the normal educational process at their institution or are convicted of a felony involving physical harm, threats, or destruction of property. This applies to students who organize or participate in demonstrations that interfere with education or violate the institution's code of conduct by engaging in discriminatory, harassing, or harmful conduct.