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Feb .
1
2005

Legislative Policy Brief: HB1942 Children At Risk in Education Grants

by Christian Braunlich posted under Education Reform, Excellence in Education, TJI

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HB1942 creates a Tuition Assistance Grant of $5,000 per student aimed at high-poverty, at-risk students.

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