Special education: nonpublic schools and agencies.
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Overview
This bill creates a pilot program at three California State University campuses to provide financial assistance to California residents who experienced homelessness during high school. Qualifying students, aged 17-26, will receive funds to cover the remaining cost of attendance beyond what they receive in financial aid, excluding federal loans. The program aims to increase access to postsecondary education for this population, and the California State University system will evaluate its effectiveness and report findings to the legislature.
Key provisions
- Establishes a pilot program at three California State University campuses.
- Provides financial assistance to qualifying students (17-26) who experienced homelessness during high school.
- Covers the remaining cost of attendance beyond existing financial aid (excluding federal loans).
- Requires students to meet specific criteria, including FAFSA completion and satisfactory academic progress.
- Designates a campus employee as a liaison to assist qualifying students.
- Requires data sharing between the Student Aid Commission and the State Department of Education.
- Mandates a report to the Legislature evaluating the program's efficacy by December 31, 2030.
- The program will expire on July 1, 2031.
Who is affected
- California Residents
- Students who experienced homelessness during high school
- California State University Campuses
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