A bill for an act relating to the district-to-community college sharing or concurrent enrollment program.

Summary

The bill adds a rule that if a high‑school student fails a class taken through the district‑to‑community‑college sharing program, the student's parent, guardian, or the student (if an adult or emancipated) must pay the school the amount the school spent on that class. It applies to any student using the concurrent enrollment program and aims to shift the cost of failed courses from the district to the family.

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