A resolution to designate April 2025 as Community College Month.
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- Introduced
- Passed Senate
- Passed House
- To Governor
- Became Law
Overview
This resolution officially designates April 2025 as Community College Month in Michigan. It recognizes the vital role community and tribal colleges play in providing affordable access to education and workforce development opportunities for Michigan residents. The resolution highlights the significant contributions of these institutions, including degree and certificate awards, student enrollment, and the impact of programs like Michigan Reconnect and the Achievement Scholarship. Ultimately, it aims to raise awareness of the importance of community colleges to the state’s economy and educational goals.
Key provisions
- Designates April 2025 as Community College Month.
- Recognizes the importance of community and tribal colleges in Michigan.
- Highlights the contributions of community colleges to workforce development.
- Acknowledges the impact of programs like Michigan Reconnect and the Achievement Scholarship.
- Notes the high number of students enrolled and degrees/certificates awarded by community colleges.
Who is affected
- Students at community and tribal colleges in Michigan
- Community and tribal colleges in Michigan
- Families of students attending community colleges
- The residents of Michigan
Notable changes
- None – this is a resolution designating a month, not changing laws.
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