SB5275 modifies funding for the passport to careers program in Washington, providing scholarships for students who have experienced homelessness or.

SB5275 amends the passport to careers program in Washington, offering scholarships to students who were in foster care or have experienced homelessness. The bill creates two pathways: the passport to college promise program and the passport to apprenticeship opportunities program. Eligible students must have been in the care of the state, tribal, or federal foster care system, or be unaccompanied homeless youth. The scholarships cover tuition and fees at public institutions and can be used for up to six years or 150 percent of the program length.

SB5275 modifies funding for the passport to careers program in Washington, providing scholarships for students who have experienced homelessness or.

SB5275 amends the passport to careers program in Washington, offering scholarships to students who were in foster care or have experienced homelessness. The bill creates two pathways: the passport to college promise program and the passport to apprenticeship opportunities program. Eligible students must have been in the care of the state, tribal, or federal foster care system, or be unaccompanied homeless youth. The scholarships cover tuition and fees at public institutions and can be used for up to six years or 150 percent of the program length.