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Changing the education system to make sure Indiana has plenty of workers for jobs that started leaving 20 years ago and will be fully gone in 20 years is just peak Indiana Republican Party.
Because I very much doubt those employers are looking for career workers. They’re looking for folks for a decade until they automate those jobs away or send them overseas. Then we are left with more unemployed Hoosier workers who don’t have the skills for the future … and a business lobby that has no interest in training the workers and a government that will look at the workers and claim it’s their fault they’re unemployed.