Washington HB2375 amends the running start program, adjusting eligibility, funding allocations, and fee structures for high school students.

Washington HB2375 modifies the running start program, allowing rising 11th-grade students to enroll in up to 10 quarter credits at participating institutions of higher education. It mandates that school districts provide documentation of low-income students' status to higher education institutions. The bill also adjusts funding allocations for school districts based on program withholding percentages and allows institutions to charge fees up to 10% of tuition and fees for running start students.

Washington HB2375 amends the running start program, adjusting eligibility, funding allocations, and fee structures for high school students.

Washington HB2375 modifies the running start program, allowing rising 11th-grade students to enroll in up to 10 quarter credits at participating institutions of higher education. It mandates that school districts provide documentation of low-income students' status to higher education institutions. The bill also adjusts funding allocations for school districts based on program withholding percentages and allows institutions to charge fees up to 10% of tuition and fees for running start students.