Rhode Island § 42-64.31-1 § 42-64.31-1. High school, college, and employer partnership.

Rhode Island Statutes

§ 42-64.31-1 — § 42-64.31-1. High school, college, and employer partnership.

Rhode Island § 42-64.31-1

Title 42State Affairs and Government

Ch. 42-64.31High School, College, and Employer Partnerships

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R.I. Gen. Laws § 42-64.31-1 (2026).

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§ 42-64.31-1. High school, college, and employer partnership.
The commerce corporation shall be authorized to grant funds to support partnerships
            among individual high schools, the community college of Rhode Island, other institutions
            of higher education, and employers to offer courses towards a high school diploma
            and associate's degree, as well as internships and mentorships that help lead to employment
            after graduation. Such funds may be used for purposes including, but not limited to,
            establishing partnerships, hiring coordinators, compensating partnership instructors
            and administrators, purchasing books and other educational supplies, underwrit

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§ 42-64.31-1. High school, college, and employer partnership.

The commerce corporation shall be authorized to grant funds to support partnerships among individual high schools, the community college of Rhode Island, other institutions of higher education, and employers to offer courses towards a high school diploma and associate's degree, as well as internships and mentorships that help lead to employment after graduation. Such funds may be used for purposes including, but not limited to, establishing partnerships, hiring coordinators, compensating partnership instructors and administrators, purchasing books and other educational supplies, underwriting coursework, and covering additional instructional, coordination, and related expenses.