The bill wants to help students who need extra support in school by giving money to schools so they can run special programs that help these students do well and finish their education. To make sure everyone gets a fair chance, the bill sets rules about how the money should be shared.

In this bill, the government wants to help students who need extra support finish college by giving schools money to start helpful programs. They want to especially help kids who don't have a lot of money, whose parents didn't go to college, or who belong to groups that need more help.

The bill wants to help students who need extra support to do well in college by giving money to schools that make programs to help them stay in school and graduate. Some of the money will also help schools that serve Native American students, and the bill wants to make sure these programs really work by checking how well they help the students.