Expand Quantum Computing Education.

Summary

The bill provides $2.6 million for public school districts—especially those that include military bases—and $200,000 for the North Carolina Collaboratory to award up‑to‑$50,000 grants to colleges that partner with high schools on quantum‑computing projects. It also adds an income‑tax credit for qualifying businesses. The goal is to develop a quantum‑ready workforce and support state security and economic growth.

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