Montgomery County plans to reinstitute its embattled tuition assistance program this week with new rules to address some of questionable classes that were previously paid for by taxpayers.
The county will pay for employees to take only classes that are related to their current jobs and will no longer pay for classes that are “primarily recreational,” “utilize a specific faith-based method as a primary approach to problem solving or treatment” and are outside of the United States.
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