Requires instruction on cybersecurity in grades nine through 12; requires Office of Secretary of Higher Education to develop cybersecurity model curricula; establishes loan redemption programs for individuals in certain cybersecurity occupations.
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This bill requires schools to teach cybersecurity to students in grades 9-12, and directs the Higher Education Student Assistance Authority to develop model curricula for both high schools and colleges. It also establishes loan redemption programs for individuals working in certain cybersecurity occupations, aiming to bolster the state’s cybersecurity workforce.
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