H4297
An Act relative to the Lowell Mason Act to mandate a percentage of Chapter 70 funds for Arts Education Programs
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Bill overview
This bill, the Lowell Mason Act, proposes to dedicate a specific percentage of existing Chapter 70 education funds to support arts education programs within Massachusetts public schools. Currently, Chapter 70 funds are allocated broadly across various educational needs, and this legislation seeks to prioritize and increase investment in arts education. The bill aims to ensure that more students have access to quality arts instruction, recognizing its importance in a well-rounded education. It builds upon the existing Lowell Mason Act, strengthening its provisions.
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Amy Mah Sangiolo
James B. Eldridge
John J. Cronin
John J. Marsi
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