Plain English Breakdown
The bill did not pass, so there is no information on how many schools will participate or what services will be offered.
Career Coaching Program Funding
This bill provides funding for the Office of Workforce Development to support and expand a career coaching program in middle schools and high schools.
What This Bill Does
- Provides $20 million from the State General Fund to the Office of Workforce Development.
- Uses the Department of Employment Security as the fiscal agent to manage the funds.
- Supports and expands an existing career coaching program for students in grades 6 through 12.
Who It Names or Affects
- Middle school and high school students who will receive career coaching services.
- Schools that participate in the career coaching program.
- The Office of Workforce Development which manages the program.
- The Department of Employment Security as the fiscal agent for managing funds.
Terms To Know
- Fiscal Agent
- An organization responsible for handling and managing financial transactions on behalf of another entity, in this case, the Office of Workforce Development.
- Career Coaching Program
- A program designed to help students explore career options and plan their future education and work paths.
Limits and Unknowns
- The bill did not pass in its session, so the funding was not approved.
- It is unclear how many schools will participate or what specific services will be offered under the expanded program.