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Ch. 664
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2000 LAWS OF MARYLAND
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(B) IN FISCAL YEAR 2001, THE GOVERNOR SHALL FULLY FUND 500
SCHOLARSHIPS.
(C) BEGINNING IN FISCAL YEAR 2002, THE GOVERNOR SHALL FULLY FUND
THE MARYLAND TEACHER SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM.
18-2211.
(A) THE COMMISSION SHALL REVIEW SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAMS IN OTHER
STATES TO DETERMINE BEST PRACTICES FOR RECRUITING MINORITY TEACHERS.
(B) THE COMMISSION SHALL CONSIDER THE NEED TO ESTABLISH A
RECRUITMENT PROGRAM ESTABLISHED SPECIFICALLY TO RECRUIT MINORITY
TEACHERS.
18-2212.
ON OR BEFORE SEPTEMBER 30 OF EACH YEAR, THE COMMISSION SHALL
REPORT TO THE GOVERNOR AND, SUBJECT TO § 2-1246 OF THE STATE GOVERNMENT
ARTICLE, TO THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY:
(1) THE NUMBER OF INDIVIDUALS WHO RECEIVED SCHOLARSHIPS
UNDER THIS SUBTITLE IN THE PREVIOUS SCHOOL YEAR;
(2) A BREAKDOWN BY RACE, ETHNICITY, GENDER, AND COUNTY OF
RESIDENCE OF TILE RECIPIENTS OF SCHOLARSHIPS IN THE PREVIOUS SCHOOL YEAR;
AND
(3) THE NUMBER OF PAST RECIPIENTS WHO TAUGHT IN THE STATE IN
THE PREVIOUS SCHOOL YEAR
SECTION 2. AND BE IT FURTHER ENACTED, That the Laws of Maryland
read as follows:
Article—Education
SUBTITLE 10A. COLLEGE READINESS FINANCIAL AID FOR DISADVANTAGED AND
CAPABLE STUDENTS.
18-10A-01.
IN THIS SUBTITLE, "DISADVANTAGED AND CAPABLE STUDENT" MEANS A
STUDENT WHO;
(1) BECAUSE OF ENVIRONMENTAL AND ECONOMIC CONDITIONS OR THE
LINGERING EFFECTS OF HISTORICAL PATTERNS OF DISCRIMINATION, IS NOT
ACHIEVING AT A LEVEL THAT IS SCHOLASTICALLY UP TO THE STUDENT'S POTENTIAL
ABILITIES;
(2) IS AT LEAST IN 7TH GRADE AND NOT MORE THAN 22 YEARS OF AGE
AND ATTENDS PUBLIC SCHOOL;
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