Vol. 2026 · Bill Detail · Special Edition
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Family Support for Those Who Serve Act
This bill would allow the children of law enforcement officers, experienced correctional officers, and firefighters to attend North Carolina community colleges tuition-free. To qualify, the child must be between 17 and 24 years old and meet the college's admission standards. This change would take effect for the 2026-2027 academic year.
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- R · PrimeMike Schietzelt
- R · PrimeAllen Chesser
- R · PrimeHeather Rhyne
- R · PrimeCharles Miller
- R · CoJerry Branson
- D · CoDeb Butler
- R · CoGrant Campbell
- D · CoTracy Clark
- R · CoPatricia Cotham
- D · CoJulia Greenfield
- D · CoMary Harrison
- R · CoFrancis Iler
- R · CoJake Johnson
- R · CoDonnie Loftis
- D · CoBrandon Lofton
- D · CoCarolyn Logan
- D · CoNasif Majeed
- R · CoJeffrey McNeely
- R · CoBen Moss
- R · CoHoward Penny
- R · CoJoe Pike
- R · CoReece Pyrtle
- R · CoStephen Ross
- R · CoLarry Strickland
- R · CoBill Ward
- R · CoDonna White
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