HF 2457
Creates high school credential program with employer-funded tuition and guaranteed jobs
Lets community colleges, employers and school districts set up programs where high school students earn a non-degree credential and are hired into high-wage jobs. Employers get state tax withholding credits to help pay program costs, and the statewide credit total is capped at $5.4 million per year.
Official title
A bill for an act establishing the credential-attainment program within the department of workforce development, making appropriations, and including effective date provisions.
Where it stands
- Introduced
- Committee
- House
- Senate
- Governor
Last action, Feb 16: Introduced, referred to Labor and Workforce. H.J. 292.
History
- Introduced, referred to Labor and Workforce. H.J. 292.House · Feb 16