The California community college free education system is expected to be introduced.
The Community College Grant Fund Expansion Plan (AB19) has passed all of the states.
The enlargement of the budget is left only by Governor Gavin Newsom.
“It is a measure that represents a huge victory for California students,” said a House of Representatives member of Miguel Santiago’s California 53, who has been advocating free college tuition for community colleges. “With higher tertiary education costs, income inequality has deepened. I am grateful to my colleagues and colleagues who have agreed to pass the bill. “
The bill includes a full-scale expansion of the California Community College tuition waiver program, which has been in effect since last October. It is intended to extend the first year free education offered to qualified freshmen (more than 12 credits) residing in California to the second year. The budget is about $ 48 million.
In addition, the bill AB2, which provides free community college education for students with disabilities, is also in the process of deliberation by the Senate Board of Education.
