Modifies provisions governing community college degree programs in certain workforce fields when labor shortages exists
Referred: Emerging Issues(H)
Summary
The measure rewrites the law governing community colleges, permitting them to launch baccalaureate degrees when a persistent workforce shortage exists or licensure requirements rise. It also sets how state operating and maintenance funds are allocated, linking a large share of any funding increase to performance metrics. The goal is to align college offerings with employer needs while ensuring fiscal oversight.
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