Bill would create adult workforce diploma program for ages 21–40 with outcome-based payments
Senate Bill 193 would establish an adult workforce diploma program for adults ages 21–40 to complete an accredited high-school diploma and gain career and technical skills; funding would be outcome-driven with tiered progress payments and an approximate $5 million appropriation request was mentioned.
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Senator Brass presented Senate Bill 193, a measure to create a Georgia adult workforce diploma program that would allow adults ages 21 to 40 to earn an accredited high-school diploma while developing employability and career-technical skills.
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