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AB 582

Relating to: dual enrollment programs, creating the Council on Dual Enrollment, and transfer of postsecondary course credits. (FE)

2025-2026 Regular Session Introduced by Elijah Behnke and 10 co-sponsors

Overview: AB 582 is a bill relating to dual enrollment programs, creating the Council on Dual Enrollment, and the transfer of postsecondary course credits.Purpose and Intent: The m

Failed to pass notwithstanding the objections of the Governor pursuant to Joint Rule 82
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Bill Summary · AB 582

Overview: AB 582 is a bill relating to dual enrollment programs, creating the Council on Dual Enrollment, and the transfer of postsecondary course credits.

Purpose and Intent: The main goals of this bill are to expand access to dual enrollment programs, which allow high school students to earn college credits, and to improve the transfer of those credits between postsecondary institutions. The bill aims to increase educational opportunities and reduce barriers to higher education.

Key Provisions:
- Establishes the Council on Dual Enrollment to oversee and coordinate dual enrollment programs statewide
- Requires the Council to develop statewide policies and guidelines for dual enrollment
- Mandates that all public postsecondary institutions accept and apply dual enrollment credits towards degree requirements

Affected Parties and Impacts:
- High school students will have greater access to earn college credits through dual enrollment
- Postsecondary institutions will be required to accept and apply dual enrollment credits
- The Council on Dual Enrollment will be responsible for ensuring consistent policies and practices across the state

Procedural and Timeline Considerations:
- The bill has received a fiscal estimate, indicating it has progressed through the legislative process
- If passed, the Council on Dual Enrollment would be established, and the credit transfer requirements would take effect for the next academic year

Compiled from official sources — confirm details with the bill’s official record.

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