The Massachusetts state Senate discussed a proposal called MassEducate on Tuesday.
Millions of people could be given access to free universal community college in Massachusetts.The state Senate on Tuesday discussed a proposal called MassEducate that would see a $75.5 million budget set aside for new spending to cover tuition and fees. It would also offer a stipend of up to $1,200 for books and other supplies to students who make 125 percent or less of the median income in the state.
'We are investing in talent that is right here at home, and opening the workforce floodgates to employers who are starved for graduates, so Massachusetts keeps the competitive edge that we pride ourselves in,' Democratic state Senate President Karen Spilka said when she unveiled the plan this month.State Senator Michael J.
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