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State leaders should eliminate dual credit fees for all students and strengthen automatic enrollment policy implementation

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The brief recommends that Washington build on its 2023 fee eliminations by extending universal access: "The state should build on the universal access model they created in SB 5048 and work to eliminate fees for all students in other DC programs," since fees for AP, IB tests, Running Start, and CTE certifications remain and current waivers require self-identification and miss students just above the FRL threshold. It also recommends supporting districts that have not adopted automatic enrollment policies and strengthening implementation where they exist, including publishing disaggregated data, teacher professional development, and family notification.

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title State leaders should eliminate dual credit fees for all students and strengthen automatic enrollment policy implementation
description The brief recommends that Washington build on its 2023 fee eliminations by extending universal access: "The state should build on the universal access model they created in SB 5048 and work to eliminate fees for all s...
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