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S03076Introduced in the Senate

Enacts the "higher education closure advanced notice act"; requires an institution of higher education to provide notice of an order of closure that can be reasonably expected to cause an interruption in the continuity of a program of higher education for affected students at least ninety days before such order of closure takes effect; provides exceptions where an institution of higher education is not required to provide notice of such an order of closure at least ninety days before such order of closure takes effect; provides for a civil penalty for violations.

IntroducedSenate Higher Education

Introduced by Patricia Fahy, District 46

What does this bill do?

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Official description

Enacts the "higher education closure advanced notice act"; requires an institution of higher education to provide notice of an order of closure that can be reasonably expected to cause an interruption in the continuity of a program of higher education for affected students at least ninety days before such order of closure takes effect; provides exceptions where an institution of higher education is not required to provide notice of such an order of closure at least ninety days before such order of closure takes effect; provides for a civil penalty for violations.

Where it stands

REFERRED TO HIGHER EDUCATION

January 7, 2026

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  1. REFERRED TO HIGHER EDUCATION

  2. REFERRED TO HIGHER EDUCATION

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