SB5724 aims to enhance student access to dual credit programs, particularly in career and technical education, by improving collaboration and data.
SB5724 focuses on improving student access to dual credit programs, especially in career and technical education. The bill mandates the state board for community and technical colleges to develop a plan for improving dual credit administrative data management. It also requires collaboration between various educational entities to streamline efforts supporting dual credit access and attainment. Additionally, the bill encourages the use of statewide articulation agreements for career and technical education dual credit courses and seeks to identify priority courses for statewide articulation.
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