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Requires Nursing Schools with Passage Rates 10% Below the National Average be Placed on Probation (HB 1427) – Passage Failed – Executive

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  • Legislation proposed to place nursing schools on probation if they fall below 10% of the national average.
  • HB 1427 was the bill aimed at addressing nursing school performance issues.
  • The executive decision resulted in the failure of the passage of the legislation.
  • This legislation targets improving nursing education and ensuring quality standards for student passage rates.

Requires Nursing Schools with Passage Rates 10% Below the National Average be Placed on Probation (HB 1427) – Passage Failed – Executive

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