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Costs Of College-level Courses In Corrections Educational Program

It became law on Jun 6, 2018.

CO HB 18-1437 · House Bill · 2018A

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Latest action
Jun 6, 2018

What it does

Under current law, the correctional education program in the department of corrections is required to provide every person in a correctional facility who demonstrates college-level aptitudes with the opportunity to participate in college-level academic programs that may be offered within the correctional facility. However, unless financial assistance for costs of the programs is provided through certain programs or through private or federally funded grants or scholarships, costs associated with such college-level academic programs must be borne entirely by the person participating in the program. The bill removes this stipulation concerning costs and states instead that such costs may be…

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This bill passed and is now law.

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    Jun 6, 2018

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