Iowa Senate passes bills for Iowa College Aid reporting requirements, student outcome data

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The Iowa Senate passed two bills relating to community colleges and the Iowa College Student Aid Commission Monday, sending one to the governor’s desk and the other to the House.

House File 2153 would change reporting requirements for the Iowa College Student Aid Commission, or Iowa College Aid, including striking requirements for annual reports on certain tuition grants and student loan forgiveness programs.

House File 2615 would require community colleges to publish a link to the Iowa Student Outcomes website on their sites and for school districts to provide high school juniors and seniors who have expressed an interest in postsecondary education with a report from the Iowa Board of Regents detailing graduate outcomes.

Read more from the Iowa Capital Dispatch.

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