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The bill aims to amend the Higher Education Act of 1965 by establishing a grant program specifically designed to support institutions of higher education in enhancing their remedial education offerings. Remedial education refers to courses and programs that help students acquire the necessary skills in subjects like math and reading to succeed in college-level classes. By providing grants, the bill intends to encourage colleges to develop more effective remedial programs, which can improve student outcomes and reduce dropout rates. This is important because many students enter college underprepared, and better remedial education can help close gaps in knowledge and skills. The grant program would likely involve application processes where institutions demonstrate plans for improving remedial education, and funds would be allocated to support these initiatives. The practical effect could be more tailored and effective support for students needing extra help, potentially leading to higher graduation rates and better workforce readiness.