Bill > HB2206

This bill aims to require the implementation of community education programs throughout the state to facilitate the provision of educational, recreational, cultural, social, health, and other community services to all members of the community, including senior citizens, adults without high school degrees, and those without sufficient income to access these services. The bill defines "community education" as a process where public facilities are utilized as community centers to provide these services in accordance with the needs, interests, and concerns of the community. The state Board of Education is tasked with promoting the implementation and operation of these programs, and county boards of education are required to coordinate community education programs within their respective counties.