Will help foster youth keep their Education and Training Vouchers through the duration of their education by providing a grace period for temporary academic struggles.

Judy Chu · California · Democratic

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Occurrences

the State may establish a grace period to allow a youth to continue participation in activities described in paragraph (4)(A), after an assessment and consultation with the youth, if the State determines that reasonable circumstances warrant the grace period

Added a grace period option so foster youth can continue participating in voucher-related activities when circumstances warrant it.

BILLS-119hr7463rh.pdf
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introduced by Reps. Judy Chu (CA-28) and Rep. Nathaniel Moran (TX-01)

Chu backed legislation included in the Fostering the Future Act that would add a grace period so foster youth would not lose vouchers after temporary academic setbacks.

Press Releases | Representative Judy Chu
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Evidence

The reported bill amends section 477(i) so a state may establish a grace period when reasonable circumstances warrant it, allowing a foster youth to keep participating while making progress toward an education or training program.

This is the clearest official text showing Judy Chu's bill would create the requested grace-period protection for Education and Training Vouchers, but it had only been reported in the House and was not enacted.

partial same_term A for effort

BILLS-119hr7463rh.pdf
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The House report says H.R. 7463 would let states set a grace period for foster youth to maintain voucher eligibility by showing progress toward completion, and would raise the annual voucher cap.

A committee report published after the bill's markup confirms the grace-period concept and shows the proposal advanced through committee, but it still had not become law by the lookback window.

partial same_term A for effort

CRPT-119hrpt642.pdf
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Assessments

never unknown A for effort

Judy Chu’s bill, H.R. 7463, would have created a state-authorized grace period so foster youth could keep Education and Training Vouchers during temporary academic struggles, but the evidence shows it was only reported out of the House and had not been enacted. That is a serious legislative attempt, but the promised outcome was not actually delivered into law.

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