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Student Support for Schools: New After-School Work-Study Program

This act amends the federal work-study program, allowing college students to work in after-school activities at elementary and secondary schools. This provides students with earning opportunities while offering valuable educational support to younger students, especially in low-income communities. It aims to enhance both student financial aid and community educational resources.
Key points
College students can now be compensated through federal work-study funds for working in after-school, before-school, or summer educational activities at eligible elementary and secondary schools.
Schools, particularly those in low-income areas, will receive priority for student placements, enhancing educational support for children.
The program covers student compensation, including training and travel, with the federal share potentially exceeding 75%.
The Secretary of Education will establish a registration process for eligible schools to participate in this work-study program.
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Additional Information
Students Helping Young Students Act of 2023
Print number: HR 654
Sponsor: Rep. Carson, Andre [D-IN-7]
Process start date: 2023-01-31