Maryland 2022 2022 Regular Session

Maryland House Bill HB1101 Introduced / Bill

Filed 02/11/2022

                     
 
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HOUSE BILL 1101 
F2   	2lr2355 
HB 1067/21 – APP   	CF SB 795 
By: Delegate Feldmark 
Introduced and read first time: February 10, 2022 
Assigned to: Appropriations 
 
A BILL ENTITLED 
 
AN ACT concerning 1 
 
Community Colleges and Private Nonprofit Institutions of Higher Education – 2 
Funding 3 
 
FOR the purpose of requiring certain funding to be provided to community colleges and 4 
private nonprofit institutions of higher education in certain fiscal years; and 5 
generally relating to community college and private nonprofit institutions of higher 6 
education funding. 7 
 
BY repealing and reenacting, with amendments, 8 
 Article – Education 9 
Section 16–305(c)(1)(i)12. and 13., 16–512(a)(1)(xiii) and (xiv), and 17–104(a)(1)(x) 10 
and (xi) 11 
 Annotated Code of Maryland 12 
 (2018 Replacement Volume and 2021 Supplement)  13 
 
BY adding to 14 
 Article – Education 15 
Section 16–305(c)(1)(i)14., 16–512(a)(1)(xv), and 17–104(a)(1)(xii) and (xiii) 16 
 Annotated Code of Maryland 17 
 (2018 Replacement Volume and 2021 Supplement) 18 
 
 SECTION 1. BE IT ENACTED BY THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF MARYLAND, 19 
That the Laws of Maryland read as follows: 20 
 
Article – Education 21 
 
16–305. 22 
 
 (c) (1) (i) Except as provided in subparagraphs (iii), (iv), and (v) of this 23 
paragraph, the total State operating fund per full–time equivalent student to the 24 
community colleges for each fiscal year as requested by the Governor shall be: 25  2 	HOUSE BILL 1101  
 
 
 
 12. In fiscal year 2022, not less than an amount equal to 27% 1 
of the State’s General Fund appropriation per full–time equivalent student to the 4–year 2 
public institutions of higher education in the State as designated by the Commission for 3 
the purpose of administering the Joseph A. Sellinger Program under Title 17 of this article 4 
in the same fiscal year; [and] 5 
 
 13. In fiscal year 2023 [and each fiscal year thereafter], not 6 
less than an amount equal to 29% of the State’s General Fund appropriation per full–time 7 
equivalent student to the 4–year public institutions of higher education in the State as 8 
designated by the Commission for the purpose of administering the Joseph A. Sellinger 9 
Program under Title 17 of this article in the same fiscal year; AND 10 
 
 14. IN FISCAL YEAR 2024 AND EACH FISCAL YEAR 11 
THEREAFTER , NOT LESS THAN AN AMOUNT EQUAL TO 30% OF THE STATE’S 12 
GENERAL FUND APPROPRIATION PE R FULL–TIME EQUIVALENT STUD ENT TO THE  13 
4–YEAR PUBLIC INSTITUT IONS OF HIGHER EDUCA TION IN THE STATE AS 14 
DESIGNATED BY THE COMMISSION FOR THE PU RPOSE OF ADMINISTERI NG THE 15 
JOSEPH A. SELLINGER PROGRAM UNDER TITLE 17 OF THIS ARTICLE IN T HE SAME 16 
FISCAL YEAR. 17 
 
16–512. 18 
 
 (a) (1) The total State operating fund per full–time equivalent student 19 
appropriated to Baltimore City Community College for each fiscal year other than fiscal 20 
year 2013, as requested by the Governor shall be: 21 
 
 (xiii) In fiscal year 2022, not less than an amount equal to 66.5% of the 22 
State’s General Fund appropriation per full–time equivalent student to the 4–year public 23 
institutions of higher education in the State as designated by the Commission for the 24 
purpose of administering the Joseph A. Sellinger Program under Title 17 of this article in 25 
the same fiscal year; [and] 26 
 
 (xiv) In fiscal year 2023 [and each fiscal year thereafter], not less than 27 
an amount equal to 68.5% of the State’s General Fund appropriation per full–time 28 
equivalent student to the 4–year public institutions of higher education in the State as 29 
designated by the Commission for the purpose of administering the Joseph A. Sellinger 30 
Program under Title 17 of this article in the same fiscal year; AND 31 
 
 (XV) IN FISCAL YEAR 2024 AND EACH FISCAL YEAR THEREAFTER , 32 
NOT LESS THAN AN AMO UNT EQUAL TO 69% OF THE STATE’S GENERAL FUND 33 
APPROPRIATION PER FU LL–TIME EQUIVALENT STUD ENT TO THE 4–YEAR PUBLIC 34 
INSTITUTIONS OF HIGHER EDUCATION IN THE STATE AS DESIGNATED B Y THE 35 
COMMISSION FOR THE PU RPOSE OF ADMINISTERI NG THE JOSEPH A. SELLINGER 36 
PROGRAM UNDER TITLE 17 OF THIS ARTICLE IN T HE SAME FISCAL YEAR . 37   	HOUSE BILL 1101 	3 
 
 
 
17–104. 1 
 
 (a) (1) Except as provided in paragraphs (2), (3), (4), and (5) of this subsection, 2 
the Maryland Higher Education Commission shall compute the amount of the annual 3 
apportionment for each institution that qualifies under this subtitle by multiplying the 4 
number of full–time equivalent students enrolled at the institution during the fall semester 5 
of the fiscal year preceding the fiscal year for which the aid apportionment is made, as 6 
determined by the Maryland Higher Education Commission by: 7 
 
 (x) In fiscal year 2020, an amount not less than 11.1% of the State’s 8 
General Fund per full–time equivalent student appropriation to the 4–year public 9 
institutions of higher education in this State for the same fiscal year; [and] 10 
 
 (xi) In fiscal year 2022 [and each fiscal year thereafter], an amount 11 
not less than 15.5% of the State’s General Fund per full–time equivalent student 12 
appropriation to the 4–year public institutions of higher education in this State for the 13 
same fiscal year;  14 
 
 (XII) IN FISCAL YEAR 2024, AN AMOUNT NOT LESS T HAN 15.75% 15 
OF THE STATE’S GENERAL FUND PER FULL–TIME EQUIVALENT STUD ENT 16 
APPROPRIATION TO THE 4–YEAR PUBLIC INSTITUT IONS OF HIGHER EDUCA TION IN 17 
THIS STATE FOR THE SAME FI SCAL YEAR; AND 18 
 
 (XIII) IN FISCAL YEAR 2025 AND EACH FISCAL YEAR THEREAFTER , 19 
AN AMOUNT NOT LESS T HAN 16% OF THE STATE’S GENERAL FUND PER FULL–TIME 20 
EQUIVALENT STUDENT A PPROPRIATION TO THE 4–YEAR PUBLIC INSTITUT IONS OF 21 
HIGHER EDUCATION IN THIS STATE FOR THE SAME FI SCAL YEAR.  22 
 
 SECTION 2. AND BE IT FURTHER ENACTED, That this Act shall take effect July 23 
1, 2022. 24